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Master of the Horse Heads (1453–1560) | Dartabase

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Master of the Horse Heads

1453–1560Netherlandish3 works in Dartabase

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Children Playing with a Bitch and Three Young Dogs, Master of the Horse Heads, 1453, etching

Children Playing with a Bitch and Three Young Dogs

1453

etching

National Gallery of Art

Public domain

Ornament with a Cupid, a Satyr, and Grotesque Figures, Master of the Horse Heads, 1453, engraving on laid paper

Ornament with a Cupid, a Satyr, and Grotesque Figures

1453

engraving on laid paper

National Gallery of Art

Public domain

Upright Ornament with Two Sirens, Master of the Horse Heads, 1453, engraving on laid paper

Upright Ornament with Two Sirens

1453

engraving on laid paper

National Gallery of Art

Public domain

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Master of the Horse Heads, Children Playing with a Bitch and Three Young Dogs, 1453, etching, National Gallery of Art, Washington.

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Dartabase holds 3 works by Master of the Horse Heads.

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Master of the Horse Heads, Children Playing with a Bitch and Three Young Dogs, 1453, etching, National Gallery of Art, Washington.
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Master of the Horse Heads, Ornament with a Cupid, a Satyr, and Grotesque Figures, 1453, engraving on laid paper, National Gallery of Art, Washington.
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Master of the Horse Heads, Upright Ornament with Two Sirens, 1453, engraving on laid paper, National Gallery of Art, Washington.