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Engraved print of gods and mortals on Olympus, with nude figures, a sceptred youth and a bowing woman, by Max Klinger, 1881.

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Prijatie Psyché na Olympe, Max Klinger (1881). Via artnap.com

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This engraved print shows a crowd of classical gods and mortals gathered on a cloudy height, with nude and draped figures arranged across the composition. A central youth holding a sceptre-like staff stands beside a woman bowing her head, while seated figures at right turn toward a winged figure raising a hand.