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"When you care for the sick, you care for me" (Matthew 25)

Artist/Maker Christoph Weigel (Germany, 1654-1725)

Date1708

Mediumengraving

DimensionsSheet: 13 1/4 x 9 in. (33.7 x 22.9 cm)

ClassificationsVisual Works

Credit LineGift of Dr. David Klein

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Object number77.324.884.34

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L’inconvénient de se faire bichonner. Saperlotte prenez donc garde vous me brulez! J'ai un rendez vous, je veux que vous me fassiez beau mais pour aller parler de ma flâmme, il n'est pas nécessaire que je sente le roussi! (The inconvenience of having his hair curled. Oh blast look here, watch out you are burning me. I am meeting someone, and I want you to make me look good but in order to declare my burning passion, I don't need to smell scorched!), Plate 31

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