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              <text>Six female saints; St Mary Magdalene, St Rosalia, St Apollonia, St Agnes, St Dorothy, St Agatha; six roundels aligned in three rows; sheet four of the series; second state&#13;
Engraving&#13;
Diameter: Diameter: 43 millimetres (c., each roundel) (c., each roundel)&#13;
Height: Height: 171 millimetres (plate) (plate)&#13;
Width: Width: 120 millimetres&#13;
Inscription content: Signed below "Israhel V M".&#13;
Part of a series of designs for goldsmiths, consisting of eight engravings (L 445-452) with forty-eight circular scenes with religious subjects (each plate containing six roundels).&#13;
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According to Lehrs, Meckenem copied the designs, at least in regards to the alignment of the roundels, after the Master ES.&#13;
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The majority of the roundels have been cut out; an entire set of eight intact sheets is not known to exist.&#13;
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Representation of: St Mary Magdalene&#13;
Representation of: St Rosalia&#13;
Representation of: St Apollonia&#13;
Representation of: St Agnes&#13;
Representation of: St Dorothea&#13;
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              <text>Lehrs 1908-34 / Geschichte und kritische Katalog des deutschen, niederländischen und französischen Kupferstichs im XV Jahrhundert (IX.353.448)&#13;
Bartsch / Le Peintre graveur (VI.260.153)&#13;
Hollstein / German engravings, etchings and woodcuts c.1400-1700 (448.II)</text>
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https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/object/P_1925-0406-87Purchased from: Albertina</text>
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