Allegory of Conservation. The Cedar Branch is Incorruptible but is Also the Emblem of Conservation and the Circle That of the Continuity of Succession. She Wears a Crown of Aromatic Plants That Were Used by the Egyptians to Preserve the Dead. Engraving in  by Austrian School

Allegory of Conservation. The Cedar Branch is Incorruptible but is Also the Emblem of Conservation and the Circle That of the Continuity of Succession. She Wears a Crown of Aromatic Plants That Were Used by the Egyptians to Preserve the Dead. Engraving in

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Allegory of Conservation. The Cedar Branch is Incorruptible but is Also the Emblem of Conservation and the Circle That of the Continuity of Succession. She Wears a Crown of Aromatic Plants That Were Used by the Egyptians to Preserve the Dead. Engraving in by Austrian School. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, uncoated paper or Japanese paper.
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