View of the Arsenal gate populated by Venetian men and women, etching and engraving on paper by Giacomo Franco, 1610.
Workers, both men and women, leaving the gates of the Arsenale with their work tools in 1610. The southern land entrance to the Arsenale is decorated with important Venetian symbols like the lion of Saint Mark and a statue of Saint Justina.
Museo Correr, Venice.
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