Preliminary study for The Knight's Tale: the statue of Diana mounted upon the deer, with dog towards rear of plinth (there is a second outline indication of the position of Diana)

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Preliminary studyfor page 23 of the Kelmscott Chaucer, the Knights Tale: the statue of Diana mounted upon the deer, with dog towards rear of plinth

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