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Jason and Medea Stealing the Golden Fleece

Bonaventura Genelli and Herman Schütz

Jason and Medea Stealing the Golden Fleece

1826-1867

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Jason and Medea Stealing the Golden Fleece

Bonaventura Genelli and Herman Schütz

Jason and Medea Stealing the Golden Fleece

Jason and Medea Stealing the Golden Fleece

1826-1867

Physical Qualities Etching, 205 × 280 mm. (8 1/16 × 11 in.)
Credit Line Garrett Collection
Object Number 1946.112.1908
The heads etched by Genelli, the rest by Schutz.

Markings: CM: Claghorn

Artist

Bonaventura Genelli

1797–1867

German, 1798 - 1868
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Artist

Herman Schütz

1806–1868

German, 1807 - 1869
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