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Eurydice dying in Orpheus' Arms EAX.4351 It was known in 18th-century
Eurydice dying in Orpheus' Arms EAX.4351 It was known in 18th-century
Eurydice dying in Orpheus' Arms EAX.4351 It was known in 18th-century
Eurydice dying in Orpheus' Arms EAX.4351 It was known in 18th-century

Eurydice dying in Orpheus' Arms EAX.4351 It was known in 18th-century

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It was known in 18th-century France as 'Le Manchot' - 'The One Armed Man' - on account of the seated figure whose left hand is concealed below his apron

was given to A1116 by the fourth Earl

because their motto Oppraesa Resurgam appears on a scroll across a palm tree in the table inlay

The drawing shows the Piazza delle Erbe in Verona

appears in the horses' trappings) and the idea here of a hunt by night is playful or symbolic rather than realistic

Eurydice dying in Orpheus' Arms EAX.4351 It was known in 18th-century

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