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Peter Paul Rubens, The Fall of Phaeton National Gallery of Art Washington, D.C.

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1 Peter Paul Rubens, The Fall of Phaeton National Gallery of Art Washington, D.C.

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3 Fe Mg Ca Cu FeSiK Al

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6 The Fall of Phaeton Schematic: stage 1 composition The Fall of Phaeton Present composition

7 The Fall of Phaeton, National Gallery of Art: Present composition Hero and Leander, Yale University Art Gallery

8 The Fall of Phaeton Schematic: stage 1 composition

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12 Fe PbSnFe

13 Schematic: stage 2 composition Schematic: stage 1 composition

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17 Schematic: stage 2 composition Schematic: stage 1 composition Stage 3 (final) composition

18 Sn Pb Na Al Si

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27 Hero and LeanderSchematic: Phaeton stage 1 composition Schematic: Phaeton stage 2 composition

28 Conversion of St. Paul: oil sketch Conversion of St. Paul: drawing

29 Fall of Phaeton: final composition

30 Conversion of St. Paul: final painting

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