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| 1529 A.D. | Three bell tents, one pavilion and one wall tent.
Two of the bell tents have two ball apexes situated very close together (see Humble p. 161), the one on the left has a cross hatched pattern on its roof. The large pavilion in front has two ball apexes, cross hatched pattern along the roof ridge line, a three lobed pattern along the valance and a square topped door. The roof of the other bell tent has a ball apex and is crossed with regular horizontal lines, the walls are plain. |
Lucas Cranach, The Elder. G. 615; H.14 (Lucas Cranach the Younger). The Old and New Testament. 1529. Weimar. | Geisberg, M., The German Single-leaf Woodcut: 1500 - 1550, Volume 2, New York, 1974, p. 582. |
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