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Drunken Silenus Satyr and Nymphs
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Drunken Silenus Satyr and Nymphs

Possibly Nicolas Poussin, French, 1594-1665 · n.d. · Brush and black and gray wash, heightened with lead white (discolored), over black chalk on tan laid paper, perimeter mounted on ivory wove paper

From the collection of Art Institute of Chicago. Free to download, adapt and use — no permission needed.

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paper (fiber product)washcoating (material)chalk sticksblack chalkchalkinorganic materiallead whiteopaque white pigmentwhite pigmentpigmentDrawing and Watercolor
Credit lineDrunken Silenus Satyr and Nymphs. n.d.. Possibly Nicolas Poussin, French, 1594-1665. The Art Institute of Chicago, The Leonora Hall Gurley Memorial Collection. CC0.
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