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Pygmalion is Enamored with a Statue he had Made: and Venus at his Prayer Transforms it into a Woman
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Bernard Picart (1673-1733)
Title
Pygmalion is Enamored with a Statue he had Made: and Venus at his Prayer Transforms it into a Woman
Date 1733 (1754 Edition)
Medium Original Etching and Engraving
Dimensions 13 1/2 X 10 inches
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