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Lithograph of a kneeling woman with a trailing dark cloth beside a stone column, with two onlookers in an arched interior.

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Son linceul, blanc comme neige, // Etait parsemé de fleurs ... [Acte IV, scène V] : [estampe] / Eug. Delacroix Alternative title: Le chant d'Ophelia Alternative title: Le chant d'Ophélie Alternative t, Eugène Delacroix, Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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This print shows a kneeling woman with outstretched arms and a long dark cloth trailing across the stone floor, while two figures watch from behind a column and arch. The printed caption and inscription identify the work as a print by Eugène Delacroix, dated 1834, illustrating lines from Hamlet's Ophelia scene.

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