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The composition of NG 2077 recalls sixteenth and seventeenth-century paintings of Charity (e.g. Van Dyck NG 6494). NG 2077 was engraved by C. Wilkin (1750-1814) and published in 1791 as Cornelia and her Children. It was exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1774.
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Davies 1959, pp. 84-5
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