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-"[[Allegory of Human Life (Hans Baldung)|Allegory of Human Life]]"[http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_gTvk3P1UJrE/SxUGDLrD-4I/AAAAAAAABmg/Ihy0F_zhm-0/s1600/La+vida+Baldung+Grien.jpg] is the title given to a [[print]] by [[Hans Baldung Grien]], a woman [[walks on sticks]], two [[globe]]s are tied beneath her feet which makes walking difficult, a cupid is [[prodding]] her from behind, in what seem to be her [[pudenda]]. The print is housed at the [[Albertina, Vienna]], says ''[[Sexuality in Western Art]]''. +"[[Allegory of Human Life (Hans Baldung)|Allegory of Human Life]]"[http://jahsonic.tumblr.com/post/21154744496/allegory-1-by-hans-baldung-grien-concludes-my] is the title given to a [[print]] by [[Hans Baldung Grien]], a woman [[walks on sticks]], two [[globe]]s are tied beneath her feet which makes walking difficult, a cupid is [[prodding]] her from behind, in what seem to be her [[pudenda]]. The print is housed at the [[Albertina, Vienna]], says ''[[Sexuality in Western Art]]''.
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"Allegory of Human Life"[1] is the title given to a print by Hans Baldung Grien, a woman walks on sticks, two globes are tied beneath her feet which makes walking difficult, a cupid is prodding her from behind, in what seem to be her pudenda. The print is housed at the Albertina, Vienna, says Sexuality in Western Art.



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