Gola - Ottobre - Scorpione
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Gola - Ottobre - Scorpione, Alessandro Temini (1600-1699). Via artnap.com
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An engraving with hand colouring shows a woman with curled hair crowned with vine leaves, drinking from a long-stemmed glass while holding a spear. A wild boar, grapes, figs and other fruit lie on a red cloth beside her, and a scorpion appears in the upper right sky. Two lines of Italian verse and the labels Gola, Ottobre and Scorpione appear beneath the image, attributed to Alessandro Temini and dated 1600-1699.
