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Sibyl seated before an open book upon which she rests her left hand, she twists her face away from the book and holds a vessel in her right hand
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Sibyl seated before an open book upon which she rests her left hand, she twists her face away from the book and holds a vessel in her right hand

Antonio Fantuzzi · Etching

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Credit lineSibyl seated before an open book upon which she rests her left hand, she twists her face away from the book and holds a vessel in her right hand. Antonio Fantuzzi. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Bequest of Phyllis Massar, 2011. CC0.
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