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Timotheus Playing the Lyre before Alexander and Thaïs in the Hall of the Palace at Persepolis
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Timotheus Playing the Lyre before Alexander and Thaïs in the Hall of the Palace at Persepolis

Pietro Fancelli · c. 1820 · pen and brown ink with gray wash over black chalk and graphite, squared for transfer, on two joined sheets of wove paper

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Credit lineTimotheus Playing the Lyre before Alexander and Thaïs in the Hall of the Palace at Persepolis. c. 1820. Pietro Fancelli. National Gallery of Art, Gift of William B. O'Neal, in Honor of the 50th Anniversary of the National Gallery of Art. CC0.
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