File:Robert Burns - Diana and her Nymphs - Google Art Project.jpg
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editEnglish: Diana and her Nymphs
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| Artist |
English: Robert Burns
(1869/1941) |
| Title |
English: Diana and her Nymphs |
| Object type | painting |
| Date | 1926 |
| Medium |
English: Oil or tempera on canvas |
| Dimensions |
English: w1981 x h1981 cm (Without frame) |
| Collection | National Galleries of Scotland |
| Source/Photographer | eQF9QXhzMO8hPw at Google Cultural Institute, zoom level maximum |
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