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Les Dames Troyennes en levent le corps de Polixene qui vient de mourir

published 1767/1771

Jean Jacques Le Veau

Artist, French, 1729 - 1785

Charles Monnet

Artist After, French, 1732 - after 1808

Jean Jacques Le Veau after Charles Monnet

Attributed to

Medium

etching and engraving with stipple
Credit Line

Widener Collection
Accession Number

1942.9.1077

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Myrrha reduite au desespoir par une passion incestueuse ...

Charles Eisen

1768

Album of Preliminary Drawings and Prints for "Les Metamorphoses d'Ovide" (volume 7)

Various Artists

1767

Myrrha reduite au desespoir une passion incestueuse ...

Louis Binet

1767

Artwork history & notes

Wikidata ID

Q64959020

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