Group of twenty-four paintings of the French, Spanish, German and American schools [electronic resource] (1908)
Cottier Gallery · New York : [s.n.] · leaf 18
Ferdinand Victor Eugene Delacroix (1798 1863)ORPHEUS FINDING EURYDICE Canvas. Height, 77/2 inches; width, 67 !4 inches The Greek myth of Orpheuss search for Eurydice and finding herat last stung by a serpent, carries the note of sadness sounded by theAutumn. The Summer idyl is past, with its… … Ferdinand Victor Eugene Delacroix (1798-1863)JUPITER BESEECHING AEOLUS Canvas. Height, 77K inches ; width, 67Yz inches Jupiter, at the Cave of the Winds beseeching ^Eolus, the God ofthe Winds, for calm seas, symbolizes Winter, in which man cravesshelter from the chilling blasts. In harmony with the…
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