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Apollo Accompanying the Horae on his Lyre

Apollo Accompanying the Horae on his Lyre

Maker (British, 1751-1801)
ClassificationsDRAWINGS
Daten.d.
Mediumpen
Dimensions4 1/2 x 5 1/2 in. (11.4 x 14 cm.)
Credit LineThe Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens
Status
Not on view
Object number69.68.15
Terms
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    Image Not Available for Apollo in his Chariot
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    Edward Francis Burney
    n.d.
    Object number: 63.52.32
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    Edward Francis Burney
    n.d.
    Object number: 63.52.32A
    Phoebus Apollo
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    William Hamilton
    n.d.
    Object number: 69.68.36
    Contest between Apollo and Marsyas
    Contest between Apollo and Marsyas
    William Hamilton
    n.d.
    Object number: 69.68.11
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    Apollo and the Muses
    William Hamilton
    n.d.
    Object number: 69.68.31
    Edward the Confessor Stripping His Mother of Her Effects
    Edward the Confessor Stripping His Mother of Her Effects
    John Hamilton Mortimer
    ca.1763
    Object number: 78.8
    Man Seated with his Chin in his Hands
    Man Seated with his Chin in his Hands
    Unknown
    n.d.
    Object number: Sessler32A
    Man Seated with his Head on his Arm
    Man Seated with his Head on his Arm
    Thomas Rowlandson
    n.d.
    Object number: Sessler41B
    Illustration 1 to Milton's "Paradise Lost": Satan Calling Up His Legions
    Illustration 1 to Milton's "Paradise Lost": Satan Calling Up His Legions
    William Blake
    1807
    Object number: 000.1
    Photography © 2015 Fredrik Nilsen
    Lot and His Daughters
    William Blake
    1799-1800
    Object number: 000.55
    Illustration 1 to Milton's "Comus": Comus and His Revellers
    Illustration 1 to Milton's "Comus": Comus and His Revellers
    William Blake
    ca. 1801
    Object number: 000.20