Portrait of Emperor Charles V, bust slightly turned to right, in an oval set within a classical temple, flanked by garlands and two goddesses, and surmounted by an eagle and various allegorical figures, personification of 'Africa' and 'Germania' seated in front of pedestal of temple; after Enea Vico.  1552
<br>Woodcut
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<p>After: Enea Vico
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<dl><dd>Published by: Hans Liefrinck I</dd></dl></div>
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