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Roman statue of a woman (Pandora?), Wilton House

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The etching shows a statue of a standing naked woman, holding a flask or bottle in her left hand.

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Creed, Carey Herbert, Thomas, 8th Earl of Pembroke : Possibly

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Title: Roman statue of a woman (Pandora?), Wilton House

Description:

The etching shows a statue of a standing naked woman, holding a flask or bottle in her left hand.

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