Jan Brandes, 1787 - Allegory nke iyi egwu agha na Sweden - ọmarịcha nka

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Allegory of the threat of war in Sweden. Landscape with several extra scenes, some with allegorical meaning. To the left of the progress of normal daily life, on the right side of the threat of war and political unrest in Northern and Eastern Europe in the late 18th century. Garbled up and captions.

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