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The Nymphs of Parthenope Led by the Goddess of the Fine Arts to the Banks of the Seine, Charles Meynier

The Nymphs of Parthenope Led by the Goddess of the Fine Arts to the Banks of the Seine

Les Nymphes de Parthénope, emportant loin de leurs rivages, les Pénates, images de leurs dieux, sont conduites par la déesse des Beaux-Arts sur les bords de la Seine (museum title)

Charles Meynier (French) (1763-1832)

Movement
Neoclassicism
Date
1827
Medium
Oil on canvas
Collection
Louvre Museum, France
Rights
Public domain
Photograph
Wikimedia Commons, public domain

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