Study for the head of Medusa and its reflection

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Study for the head of Medusa and its reflection. Burne-Jones, Edward (British, 1833-1898). Graphite on white cartridge paper, height 227 mm, width 126 mm, 1876-1877. Production Notes: A study for the head of Medusa in 'The Baleful Head'. Perseus shows it to Andromeda by using the reflection of a well.
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