
Bacchus, Ceres and Venus (1611 – 1655)
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Love and beauty belong to Venus, the goddess who rises from the sea.
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Cornelis Schut
Love and beauty belong to Venus, the goddess who rises from the sea.
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Cornelis Schut
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Sir Edward Coley Burne-Jones
Love and beauty belong to Venus, the goddess who rises from the sea.
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Dirck van der Lisse
The spirits of water and woodland give nature a human presence.
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Henry Ryland
A long voyage home becomes a trial of courage and cunning.
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George Hitchcock
A long voyage home becomes a trial of courage and cunning.
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Herbert James Draper
A long voyage home becomes a trial of courage and cunning.
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Franz von Stuck
Cupid’s arrows make even the gods vulnerable to desire.
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Frederic Leighton
The fall of Troy leaves heroes and families with a legacy of loss.
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