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A statue of Priapus, the guardian of gardens and god of natural reproduction, flanked by two female statues. Etching by J. Lamsvelt.

Hezekiah lies sick in his bed; a doctor examines his urine. Process print, 1931, after J. Lamsveld, c. 1700.

Lazarus's sores are licked by dogs as Dives feasts. Process print, 1931, after J. Lamsveld.

A statue of Priapus, the god of natural reproduction with baskets and swags of fruit as symbols of male fertility and the earth's fecundity. Engraving by J. Lamsvelt.

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A statue of Priapus, the guardian of gardens and god of natural reproduction, flanked by two female statues. Etching by J. Lamsvelt.

Hezekiah lies sick in his bed; a doctor examines his urine. Process print, 1931, after J. Lamsveld, c. 1700.

Lazarus's sores are licked by dogs as Dives feasts. Process print, 1931, after J. Lamsveld.

A statue of Priapus, the god of natural reproduction with baskets and swags of fruit as symbols of male fertility and the earth's fecundity. Engraving by J. Lamsvelt.

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A statue of Priapus, the guardian of gardens and god of natural reproduction, flanked by two female statues. Etching by J. Lamsvelt.

Hezekiah lies sick in his bed; a doctor examines his urine. Process print, 1931, after J. Lamsveld, c. 1700.

Lazarus's sores are licked by dogs as Dives feasts. Process print, 1931, after J. Lamsveld.

A statue of Priapus, the god of natural reproduction with baskets and swags of fruit as symbols of male fertility and the earth's fecundity. Engraving by J. Lamsvelt.