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Seated man listens to a woman playing a harpsichord while a cupid hovers above, in a 1806 watercolor drawing.

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Loves first interview

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Robert Fulton · 1765 - 1815

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A watercolor and ink drawing titled Loves first interview by Robert Fulton, dated 1806, shows a seated man in dark coat and light breeches listening to a woman in a white empire-style gown playing a keyboard instrument. A winged cupid with a bow hovers at upper right, and open sheet music rests on the instrument's stand.

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1806
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