Couple dressed as civilians, Dancing cripples (series title), At the time this series was created, 'crippled' was a generic word to describe a physical disability in the lower body. This series is intended as social satire. A man with a beret on his head, leaning on a stool, holds the hand of a woman, who leans on a stick. They dress like civilians., print, print maker: Cornelis Massijs, (mentioned on object), after design by: Cornelis Massijs, Antwerp, after 1538 - before 1577, paper, engraving, height, 57 mm × width, 43 mm
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Couple dressed, civilians, Dancing cripples, series title, time, series, was, created, crippled, generic word, describe, physical disability, lower body, intended, social satire, man, beret, head, leaning, stool, holds, hand, woman, leans, stick, dress, print, print maker, Cornelis Massijs, mentioned, object, design, Antwerp, 1538 -, 1577, paper, engraving, height, 57 mm × width, 43 mm
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