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Nonsense Alphabet - P Frame:natural For his treatise on the

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For his treatise on the advantages of Virtue over Pleasure he commissioned an allegory of The Choice of Hercules from Paolo de' Matteis

Jan van Kessel was a versatile painter of still life in Antwerp

The view is dominated by the Temple Mount with the Dome of the Rock

This decisive battle of 24 February involved the capture of King Francis I of France (left of centre) and led to the establishment of the Emperor Charles V in Lombardy

When it was exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1868

Nonsense Alphabet - P Frame:natural For his treatise on the

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