Gemini crossed arms imagery

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Anyway, I came across another woodcut which might be of interest to check if its sources can be backtracked. Warning: it's late (16th century) and the You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. where I saw it is not the most reputable source. But I thought I'd share anyway since it's about the Decans. It seems to be related to the woodcut I posted earlier. The arms are not crossed, though they may have been at one point because:
* the man's right arm is ridiculously lengthened
* his left arm kind of disappears into the point where in the VM image he'd grab the woman's left hand



Might we be able to connect this to earlier works?
It came only with the description "A sixteenth-century woodcut of the three decans of Pisces. Reproduced by permission of Fortean Picture Library." I haven't been able to find the source yet, some keyword searches at Fortean haven't brought up anything.

Also no crossed arms but the same motive with a hug. So there were different variants.

Heidelberger Schicksalsbuch, Cod. Pal.germ. 832, past 1491, You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.

Edit: MarcoP was a little bit faster