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Antonio da Trento

Circe Giving Drink to the Companions of Ulysses

1540s
chiaroscuro woodcut

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Parmigianino's drawing, which Antonio da Trento used as a model for his print, was allegedly stolen by da Trento, alongside other examples by Parmigianino.

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