Allegory of the Fall of Ignorant Humanity

c. 1500–1505

Giovanni Antonio da Brescia

Giovanni Antonio da Brescia (Italian)

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Allegory of the Fall of Ignorant Humanity, c. 1500–1505. Giovanni Antonio da Brescia (Italian), after Andrea Mantegna (Italian, 1431–1506). Engraving printed on two sheets; The Cleveland Museum of Art, Dudley P. Allen Fund 1925.155

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Maker/Artist: Giovanni Antonio da Brescia
Classification: Print
Formatted Medium: engraving printed on two sheets
Medium: engraving, printed, sheets
Departments: Prints
Accession Number: 1925.155
Credit Line: Dudley P. Allen Fund
Rights Statement: CC0

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Allegory of the Fall of Ignorant Humanity

Giovanni Antonio da Brescia

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