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Faded mural-style painting of dancing female figures, cherubs and white doves floating in a pale blue sky.

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A pale, misty composition shows luminous female figures in drapery dancing and floating through a blue sky, accompanied by winged putti and white doves. Seated and reclining figures appear in the upper and central areas, with a soft, faded palette typical of the period.

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1894

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Public domain

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