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Liber Veritatis

work by Claude Lorrain

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  • Claude Lorrain: Ulysses Returns Chryseis to Her Father
    In Claude Lorrain: Life and works

    In 1635–36 he began the Liber Veritatis (“Book of Truth”; in the British Museum, London), a remarkable volume containing 195 drawings carefully copied by Claude after his own paintings, with particulars noted on the backs of the drawings indicating the patron for whom, or the place for which, the picture…

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