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tranquil scene
under which three images depict how the various parts of the broom - branches
looks at a leaf inscribed with the Latin phrase 'Pulvis es et in pulverem reverteris' (Dust you are
painted by Carl Kotterba
adorned with burning eye and flames of hell
Nicolas Boileau with a Satyr Size:11″ x 9″ (Horizontal) tranquil sceneNicolas Boileau met een sater, 1728 Bernard Picart In this captivating piece, the author Nicolas Boileau Despraux is depicted grasping the arm of a satyr, a symbol of satire. The satyr clutches a balance scale bearing the names of Virgilius and Chapelain. In the backdrop, one can see the majestic Mount Parnassus. The entire scene is framed in an ornamental border featuring two dragons in the top corners, adding an element of mystique. Copyright: