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The Mystical Grapes

Cleveland Museum of Art

The Mystical Grapes by William Holman Hunt. The image shows a tapestry with a gold background. The tapestry depicts four adults and a child, all with fair skin and long hair. From left to right there is a man, a child, a woman, and three women behind and above them. The man is holding a bunch of grapes, and the child holds a small bunch of grapes. The woman on the right wears a blue dress with gold patterning, and the other figures wear earth tones. The figures are surrounded by a border of leaves and fruit. The tapestry has a black border around the edge, with a red and gold inner border.

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855 × 893 px
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