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TELEMACHUS AND MENTOR AFTER HAVING SUFFERED SHIPWRECK, ARRIVING AT THE ISLAND OF CALYPSO

ALLEGORICAL FIGURES ABOUT BUST OF A QUEEN

ADAM AND EVE IN PARADISE

GUIDO ARETINUS A BENEDICTINE MONK, HAVING REFORMED THE SCALE OF MUSIC AND INVENTED A NEW METHOD OF NOTATION, COMMUNICATES HIS IMPROVEMENTS TO POPE JOHN XX

THE NOBLE BEHAVIOUR OF THE BRITISH KING CARACTACUS BEFORE THE EMPEROR CLAUDIUS AT ROME

Charles Grignion

Telemachus and Mentor After Having Suffered Shipwreck, Arriving at the Island of Calypso

1774

Charles Grignion

British, 1752/54 - 1804

Art by Charles Grignion

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Guido Aretinus a Benedictine Monk, Having Reformed the Scale of Music and Invented a New Method of Notation, Communicates His Improvements to Pope John XX

Guido Aretinus a Benedictine Monk, Having Reformed the Scale of Music and Invented a New Method of Notation, Communicates His Improvements to Pope John XX

Charles Grignion

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Telemachus and Mentor After Having Suffered Shipwreck, Arriving at the Island of Calypso

Telemachus and Mentor After Having Suffered Shipwreck, Arriving at the Island of Calypso

Charles Grignion

1774

Adam and Eve in Paradise

Adam and Eve in Paradise

Charles Grignion

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The Noble Behaviour of the British King Caractacus Before the Emperor Claudius at Rome

The Noble Behaviour of the British King Caractacus Before the Emperor Claudius at Rome

Charles Grignion

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Allegorical Figures About Bust of a Queen

Allegorical Figures About Bust of a Queen

Charles Grignion

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Biography

British, 1752/54 - 1804

Nationality: British