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Alfred and the Neat-Herd’s Wife (after Henry Fuseli) by William Blake — VisualArtsDB

Alfred and the Neat-Herd’s Wife (after Henry Fuseli)

Alfred and the Neat-Herd’s Wife (after Henry Fuseli)

1797

Medium: Line engraving and etching on paper
Dimensions: image: 147 x 80 mm
Museum: Tate

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