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Peter Paul Rubens|Jonas Suyderhoef|Pieter Soutman|Clement de Jonghe

Drunkeness of Bacchus

1630–77
Engraving and etching; second state of four (Hollstein)
29.8 × 34.9 cm (11.7 × 13.7 in)

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