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The Sacrifice of Polyxena, after Pietro da Cortona
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The Sacrifice of Polyxena, after Pietro da Cortona

Jean Robert Ango · ca. 1759–70 · Black chalk

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Credit lineThe Sacrifice of Polyxena, after Pietro da Cortona. ca. 1759–70. Jean Robert Ango. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Gift of the Eugene V. and Clare E. Thaw Charitable Trust, 2019. CC0.
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