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Minerva as Patron of the Arts (© Fitzwilliam Museum)
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© Fitzwilliam Museum

Minerva as Patron of the Arts

Artist: Felice Giani (1758 - 1823)

Location: Fitzwilliam Museum

Date: 1804

Materials: pen and brown ink with grey wash over graphite

Dimensions: 11 x 27 cm

Gift:

Review number: 4774 (1999)

Provenance:
Yvonne ffrench, from whom bought by the donor

Description:
Minerva sits on the ground with legs extended, writing on a tablet. She wears a flowing gown, sandals amd a helmet. At her feet are symbols of the arts including a book, an artist's pallette and a bird on a pedestal.

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