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The Birth (La Naissance): in a forest, the new mother resting in a hammock at center, the newborn below her to left, various satyrs and goats surrounding, from "The lives of satyrs" (La vie des satyres)
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The Birth (La Naissance): in a forest, the new mother resting in a hammock at center, the newborn below her to left, various satyrs and goats surrounding, from "The lives of satyrs" (La vie des satyres)

Claude Gillot · ca. 1700–20 · Etching

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Credit lineThe Birth (La Naissance): in a forest, the new mother resting in a hammock at center, the newborn below her to left, various satyrs and goats surrounding, from "The lives of satyrs" (La vie des satyres). ca. 1700–20. Claude Gillot. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Bequest of Phyllis Massar, 2011. CC0.
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