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"Alte Kopie nach: A Glimpse into the Artistic Treasures of the Past" Step back in time with these captivating art pieces that have stood the test of time. From a striking portrait of Hans Rudolf Faesch, painted in 1559 on a canvas measuring 78. 5 x 58. 5 cm, to an enigmatic Nativity scene from the 17th century, depicted on an unmarked oil canvas measuring 52 x 39. 7 cm - each artwork holds its own unique story. Take a stroll through Leiden as you immerse yourself in a view of this town during the second half of the 17th century, captured beautifully on an oil oak wood canvas. Let your eyes wander over "Reading Hermit, " created by Rembrandt Harmensz. Van Rijn in 1631; this mesmerizing piece measures at 61 x 51. 5 cm and showcases his mastery. Venture further into history with "Virginia Death, " an intriguing oil oak painting from the16th century measuring at67. 5 x51. 5cm - it leaves us wondering about its untold narrative and hidden symbolism. Delve into portraiture as you admire Sebastian Brant's likeness immortalized on an oil linden wood canvas sized36x30. 5cm. Feel captivated by Lucretia's gaze portrayed skillfully by Hans von Aachen on a small but impactful copper surface (15. 7x14. cm), leaving us yearning for more information about her identity and story. Witness Christ's compassion unfold before your eyes in "Christ Adulteress, " displayed prominently without any markings or signatures, yet commanding attention with its grandeur size (111x135cm). Experience candlelight flickering amidst action-packed scenes like never before as you explore "Flea-hunt. " This large-scale masterpiece painted using oil on canvas (104. x136cm) transports you to a different era.