"Seigneur! Voyez ces yeux" (Cleopatra Discovered by Rodogune to Have Poisoned the Nuptial Cup)
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"Seigneur! Voyez ces yeux" (Cleopatra Discovered by Rodogune to Have Poisoned the Nuptial Cup), Jean-Joseph Taillasson (1791), Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Via artnap.com
"Seigneur! Voyez ces yeux" (Cleopatra Discovered by Rodogune to Have Poisoned the Nuptial Cup), Jean-Joseph Taillasson (1791), Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Via artnap.com"Seigneur! Voyez ces yeux" (Cleopatra Discovered by Rodogune to Have Poisoned the Nuptial Cup), Jean-Joseph Taillasson (1791), Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Via <a href="https://artnap.com/artwork/mfab-Q20540420">artnap.com</a>
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A painting by Jean-Joseph Taillasson, dated 1791, shows a dramatic courtly scene in a colonnaded hall with gilded Corinthian capitals and a checkered marble floor. A seated, crowned king in red and orange robes reaches toward a golden cup held by a woman in white, while a woman in black stands in the foreground and onlookers react in alarm. The work is held by the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
