Allegory of Cruelty. The Tiger

Allegory of Cruelty. The Tiger's Head on Which It Is Capped and the Diamond on the Heart Mean the Hardness of the Heart. She Crushes a Child Under Her Foot and Holds a Bloody Dagger with One Hand and Shows the Other a Burning House. Engraving in 'Iconologi

(Allegory of cruelty. The tiger's head on which it is capped and the diamond on the heart mean the hardness of the heart. She crushes a child under her foot and holds a bloody dagger with one hand and shows the other a burning house. Engraving in “” Iconolo)


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Allegory of Cruelty. The Tiger's Head on Which It Is Capped and the Diamond on the Heart Mean the Hardness of the Heart. She Crushes a Child Under Her Foot and Holds a Bloody Dagger with One Hand and Shows the Other a Burning House. Engraving in 'Iconologi by Austrian School. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, uncoated paper or Japanese paper.
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