The Conversion of Polemon by James Barry (1778-90)

Engraving of a bearded philosopher addressing a crowd while a wreathed young woman sits bowed at right, with a temple beyond.

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An engraved print showing a bearded philosopher gesturing as he addresses a gathered crowd in a stone interior. A young woman with a flower wreath sits apart at right, her head bowed, while a classical temple and a statue on a column appear through an opening beyond. The print is by James Barry and dates from 1778 to 1790, with the title The Conversion of Polemon.

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1778-90

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