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Coriolanus receiving the Roman Matrons

Nikolaus Knupfer, 1620–1652

This drawing was donated by Campbell Dodgson, who presented 10 works on paper to the British Museum through the Art Fund between 1907 and 1928 and bequeathed a large collection of etchings by William Strang in 1952.

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Title of artwork, date

Coriolanus receiving the Roman Matrons, 1620–1652

Date supported

1917

Medium and material

Red chalk and pen and sepia wash

Dimensions

24 x 36 cm

Gifted by

Campbell Dodgson

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