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Mezzetin "Paints" a Portrait of Cupid by Cutting the Canvas to Reveal Harlequin
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Mezzetin "Paints" a Portrait of Cupid by Cutting the Canvas to Reveal Harlequin

Johann Jacob Schübler · c. 1729 · pen and black ink and gray wash on laid paper; scored for transfer

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Credit lineMezzetin "Paints" a Portrait of Cupid by Cutting the Canvas to Reveal Harlequin. c. 1729. Johann Jacob Schübler. National Gallery of Art, Ailsa Mellon Bruce Fund. CC0.
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