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Jacques Jonghelinck

The Goddess Diana as a Personification of the Moon (Luna)

1563–85
Pen and brown ink, brown and blue washes, red chalk, white gouache, over black chalk, squared in black chalk
34.5 × 21.2 cm (13.6 × 8.3 in)

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