Cherub on Pegasus
Hans Thoma · German, 1839-1924
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Cherub on Pegasus, Hans Thoma (1889), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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A watercolor and ink drawing shows a small winged cherub seated on a saddle atop a white winged horse that walks across a green meadow beneath a blue, cloud-filled sky. Trees stand at the left, and a group of figures and a flute player appear in the background. The work is by Hans Thoma and is dated 1889.
