The Sacrifice of Iphigenia by Charles André van Loo

Brown wash drawing of a young woman on an altar, a priest with a knife, a crowned king, and a goddess on a crescent moon abov

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This brown ink and wash drawing shows a young woman seated on a raised altar beside a pile of logs, while a priest raises a knife and a bearded king with a crown clasps his hands in grief. A goddess descends on a crescent moon above, accompanied by a deer, as soldiers and women react in the foreground. The work is catalogued as The Sacrifice of Iphigenia by Charles André van Loo, undated, held by Wikimedia Commons.

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