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A Fine Late 18thC Italian School Grand Tour Charcoal Study of Ganymede; Naples; 1797 sub-Art & Sculpture what was the relationship betweenOrigin: Italian School Period: Neoclassical Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1797 The Study: 20. 5 high x 14. 25 wide The Whole in Frame: 27. 25 high x 20. 5 wide The well executed study of Ganymede, the Trojan youth, shown in profile at shoulder length, deftly worked in charcoals, surviving from the embers of the eighteenth century and signed lower right thus; Eugenia W. Naples May 1797; now presented in a good burr maple frame to a charcoal inset