Hercules slays the Nemean Lion

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Hercules slays the Nemean Lion. The labours of Hercules (series title). David, Charles (French, 1595-c.1631). Cort, Cornelis after (Netherlandish, 1533-1578). Floris, Frans I after (Flemish, ca. 1519-1570). Mariette, Pierre I (French dealer, publisher, printmaker, ca.1603-1658). Engraving. Production Notes: Reverse copy after Cort. State II/II.
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