Syracuse, the museum, tomb altars with sibyl from the tomb street (20th century)
Alexis J. Prior · 1877-1955
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Syracuse, the museum, tomb altars with sibyl from the tomb street (20th century), Alexis J. Prior. Via artnap.com
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A pencil and watercolor drawing shows a seated female figure with a sceptre inside a pedimented tomb niche, flanked by a standing male figure with a dog and a figure holding a staff. The inscription reads Syracusa Museo and Sibylla Gravalter fra Gravgaden i Syracusa, with the number 1:2 and a date notation in the lower corners.
