Lord Leighton PRA, Tracing for a female head, probably for 'The Jealousy of Simoetha the Sorceress', 1880s.
Pencil on tracing paper. 187 mm x 148 mm.
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Tracing for a female head, probably for 'The Jealousy of Simoetha the Sorceress', 1880s
Lord Leighton PRA (1830 - 1896)
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187 mm x 148 mm
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