Two satyrs, and the head of a satyr by Peter Paul Rubens

Engraved plate showing two satyrs beside a bearded satyr head on a fluted pedestal, after Rubens.

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Why is this public domain? Peter Paul Rubens died in 1640; this work is in the public domain.

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This engraved plate, labeled Planche XXXII from Théorie de la Figure Humaine, shows two satyrs with goat-like legs and a draped herm bust of a satyr on a fluted pedestal. The print is titled Two satyrs, and the head of a satyr and is attributed to Peter Paul Rubens, with the engraving credited to P. Aveline.

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Portraits, Mythology