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The Dance of the Nymphs, from The Tempest
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The Dance of the Nymphs, from The Tempest

Frederick Christian Lewis (British, 1779–1856), after William Young Ottley (British, 1771–1836) · 1810/40 · Etching in brown and brush and black and brown ink washes, with touches of opaque white watercolor, on cream wove paper

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Credit lineThe Dance of the Nymphs, from The Tempest. 1810/40. Frederick Christian Lewis (British, 1779–1856), after William Young Ottley (British, 1771–1836). The Art Institute of Chicago, Gift of C.G. Boerner. CC0.
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