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Bartolomeo Crivellari|Domenico Maria Fratta|Pellegrino Tibaldi|Giampietro Zanotti

Plate 9: the Greeks opening the bag of wind, thinking there is gold inside, driving their vessel to the island of Circe

1756
Etching and engraving
28.7 × 32.4 cm (11.3 × 12.8 in)

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