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Leo Diet Ägyptische Szene 1885, Leo Diet (1885), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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An oil painting in dark, warm tones shows a reclining woman in a pale blue robe on a draped couch beside a vase of flowers. A standing man in a long garment reaches toward a tall pedestal, while large sphinx statues and columns stand in a lit doorway behind them. The work is dated 1885 and attributed to Leo Diet.























