Satyrs and nymphs by Thomas Rowlandson (ca. 1780-1825)

Pen and wash drawing of a horned satyr playing pipes among reclining nude nymphs in a shadowy landscape.

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A pen and ink drawing with red and grey wash shows a satyr with horned head playing a pipe amid a group of reclining and standing nude nymphs in a shadowy landscape. A lyre hangs among the foliage, and a sleeping figure lies in the foreground beside discarded drapery and flowers. The work is attributed to Thomas Rowlandson and dated ca. 1780-1825, titled Satyrs and nymphs.

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ca. 1780-1825

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Mythology