
Death of Procris (1680-1685)
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Love and suspicion lead to tragedy in the story of Cephalus and Procris.
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Jan van Neck
Love and suspicion lead to tragedy in the story of Cephalus and Procris.
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Evelyn De Morgan
An idea becomes a figure, inviting a symbolic reading.
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Jean Boulanger
An idea becomes a figure, inviting a symbolic reading.
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Hans Holbein The Younger
An idea becomes a figure, inviting a symbolic reading.
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Daniel Kondratowicz
An idea becomes a figure, inviting a symbolic reading.
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Benjamin West
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Jan van de Velde
An idea becomes a figure, inviting a symbolic reading.
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Philip Galle
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Émile Bin
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Émile Bin
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Fedor Flinzer
Half human and half horse, centaurs embody the tension between reason and instinct.
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Alexander Rothaug
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Anna Matteini
The Muses lend divine inspiration to poetry, music, and the arts.
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Jacob Jordaens
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Alfred Philippe Roll
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Eugène Delacroix
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Friedrich Preller the Elder
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Anonymous
Wisdom and strategy find their divine champion in Athena.
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Moritz von Schwind
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Adolf Hengeler
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Hans Thoma
Music and wild revelry belong to the spirits of the woodland.
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Peter Ferdinand Deurer
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