Allegory of Disobedience. The Book of Shame Marks Her Contempt for the Laws and Precepts That She Dominates by Treading at Her Feet the Brake and the Yoke Breezes. She Closes Her Ears So as Not to Listen to Reprimands. Her Hair Is Peacock Feathers. Engravi by Austrian School

Allegory of Disobedience. The Book of Shame Marks Her Contempt for the Laws and Precepts That She Dominates by Treading at Her Feet the Brake and the Yoke Breezes. She Closes Her Ears So as Not to Listen to Reprimands. Her Hair Is Peacock Feathers. Engravi

(Allegory of disobeisance. The book of shame marks her contempt for the laws and precepts that she dominates by treading at her feet the brake and the yoke breezes. She closes her ears so as not to listen to reprimends. Her hair is peacock feathers. Engravi)


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Allegory of Disobedience. The Book of Shame Marks Her Contempt for the Laws and Precepts That She Dominates by Treading at Her Feet the Brake and the Yoke Breezes. She Closes Her Ears So as Not to Listen to Reprimands. Her Hair Is Peacock Feathers. Engravi by Austrian School. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, uncoated paper or Japanese paper.
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