Perseus and Minerva before a Temple (first third 18th century?)
Jan Goeree · 1670-1731
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Perseus and Minerva before a Temple (first third 18th century?), Jan Goeree. Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Jan Goeree died in 1731; this work is in the public domain.
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This pen and brown ink drawing with brown wash shows a monumental classical temple facade with a central doorway, flanked by statues, urns with flames, and relief roundels. In the foreground a figure in a flowing cloak gestures toward a winged figure holding a lyre at the door, while a seated woman and a shield with a Medusa head lie nearby.
