Psyché a Ceres by Max Klinger (1881)

Etching of a kneeling woman clasping hands with a standing woman by a stone balustrade, with a landscape behind them.

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This etching shows two draped female figures in a classical setting: a kneeling woman clasps the hands of a standing woman who rests on a carved stone balustrade. A wide landscape with fields, trees, and a distant ruined tower stretches behind them under a cloudy sky. The print is by Max Klinger and dates from 1881, and its title is Psyché a Ceres.

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