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which resides in the John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art in Sarasota
This design drawing for a print by Ohara Koson showcases his mastery in depicting natural scenes with delicate lines and vibrant details
Title: Rembrandt’s Son Titus in a Monk’s Habit
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The Devil as a Slanderer, 1787 Size:24″ x 24″ which resides in the JohnAbout this work of art About this piece A satirical depiction features a slanderer as a pot bellied devil with donkey ears, horns, and a forked tongue. This grotesque figure embodies the venomous nature of slander and deceit., The two line inscription reads: 'A venomous slanderer That is the Droes in human form.', This artwork is possibly derived from Johannes le Francq van Berkhey's 'De Politieke Hollandsche Koemarkt,' published in 1787. Artist: