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Bacchus and Erigone (?) Two rough sketches, a crouching woman with a standing figure beside her and another figure group
Draughtsman: Poussin, Nicolas
History note: Dr. Lazarus Belleli
Height: 177 mm
Width: 147 mm
Method of acquisition: Bought (1901) by Belleli, Lazarus
Support composed of paper ( buff)
Drawing : Recto: pen with some bistre wash verso: red chalk on buff paper
Accession number: 3097
Primary reference Number: 6722
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