Panthea, Wife of Abradates, Stabs herself by Edward Francis Burney

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Grey wash drawing of Panthea stabbing herself beside Abradates, with a woman drawing back a curtain and armour in the foregro

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A grey wash drawing in an octagonal frame shows two figures collapsed on the ground, one holding a dagger, while a woman draws back a hanging cloth above them. Armour, a helmet, a lamp and a distant landscape with a moon appear in the scene.

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