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Woman playing a lyre and two playing children
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Woman playing a lyre and two playing children

Philippus Velijn · 1822 · etching; engraving; paper

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A woman playing a lyre and two children playing with flowers on the ground at her feet. In the foreground, a mask and a broken yoke.

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printflowersmasklyre, cithara, psalteryyoke
Credit lineLierspelende vrouw en twee spelende kinderen. 1822. Philippus Velijn. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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