Thus did Psyche lose her fear, and enter the golden doors by Helen Stratton

Woman in white robe and orange cloak reaches toward birds at a studded door, opening onto a blossoming garden.

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A woman in a white gown and flowing orange cloak reaches toward a studded wooden door as small birds gather around her hand. Beyond the open doorway lies a sunlit garden of blossoming trees and white flowers. This 1915 print by Helen Stratton carries the caption 'Thus did Psyche lose her fear, and enter the golden doors.'

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1915

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Mythology