Venus and the two Graces
Alexis Louis Pierre Housselin · 1821-1867
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Venus and the two Graces, Alexis Louis Pierre Housselin (1844-1861). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Alexis Louis Pierre Housselin died in 1867; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A line engraving shows three draped female figures in an interior setting: a seated woman holding a mirror at center, flanked by two standing women carrying pails. A swan and a footed basin with plant motifs stand between them, with floral and dotted ornaments filling the background. The work is attributed to Alexis Louis Pierre Housselin and dated 1844-1861.
