Themistocles discovers Himself to the Persian King by Edward Francis Burney

Grey-wash drawing of a seated crowned king with attendants and a kneeling man before him, in an octagonal frame.

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This grey-wash drawing shows a seated, crowned ruler on a raised dais with attendants around him, while a cloaked man kneels before him in an architectural interior. An ornate fountain with a lion sculpture and standing figures in tall headdresses appear at the right.

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