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The Incantation of Medea
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The Incantation of Medea

René Boyvin after Leonard Thiry · 1563 · engraving on laid paper

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Credit lineThe Incantation of Medea. 1563. René Boyvin after Leonard Thiry. National Gallery of Art, Ailsa Mellon Bruce Fund. CC0.
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