Then Pygmalion covered his eyes by Helen Stratton (1915)

Illustration of a kneeling man hiding his face beside a pedestal as two draped women embrace near birch trees and doves.

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A color illustration in soft pastel tones shows a kneeling man in a red-trimmed tunic with his face pressed against a pedestal, while two draped female figures embrace nearby beside a grove of pale birch trees. Two white doves fly in the lower left. The plate is titled Then Pygmalion covered his eyes and was made by Helen Stratton in 1915.

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