In 47 Kupfertafeln
A German illustrated book of forty-seven copperplate engravings, published by Crusius in 1787 and credited to Christian Heinrich Wolke and Johann August Rossmäßler, probably intended for instruction or reference. The single plate shows a seated robed figure on a pedestal before a colonnade, with a standing woman and two children in a leafy foreground, drawn in fine parallel hatching that a designer could borrow for classical, neoclassical or allegorical motifs.
