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Full title Relief of the Duke of Wellington
Artist John Charles Felix Rossi
Artist dates 1762 - 1839
Date made 1826-32
Medium and support Unidentified
Acquisition credit Commissioned by the Office of Works for the Marble Arch, and installed on the Gallery by 1838
Inventory number H206
Location Not on display
Collection History Collection
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The dominant sculptural ornament of the National Gallery’s central portico is a relief over its entrance, representing Europe and Asia. The continents are personified by two women, one of whom sits on a horse, the other on a camel. They are flanked by a pair of winged female draped figures, stand...
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