Mercury and the Three Graces; the Grace at right kneels to recieve a rose from the Grace at center, the third Grace leans on a die, Mercury behind the group

Agostino Carracci Italian
After Jacopo Tintoretto (Jacopo Robusti) Italian

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The sheet has been trimmed to image. According to the catalogue raisonné (DeGrazia Bohlin 1979) there was an inscription in the margin that read: 'Spectator si scire cupis quid picta tabella est, Est Iouis et Maiae filius, et Charites'.

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