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Study for "The Conquest, or Hob's Triumph," etched vignette in "Songs in the Opera of Flora"
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Study for "The Conquest, or Hob's Triumph," etched vignette in "Songs in the Opera of Flora"

Hubert François Gravelot · ca. 1737 · Pen and blue and brown ink, graphite, with slight traces of red chalk

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Credit lineStudy for "The Conquest, or Hob's Triumph," etched vignette in "Songs in the Opera of Flora". ca. 1737. Hubert François Gravelot. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Fletcher Fund, 1944. CC0.
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