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After triumphing over Melantheus, Ulysses is welcomed by his servants
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1606-1669
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1504-1570
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p.297, under no. 44.
A copy after the etching of Les Travaux d’Ulysse, pl. 44 (Hollstein 1949-2004, XXX, p. 119, no. 82; for the original fresco by Primaticcio, see Béguin, Guillaume and Roy 1985, pp. 296-97).
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Recto: lower left, black ink, ‘ADM’ in monogram: TvT 44 ADM; lower margin, black ink: Euriclee nourrice d’Ulysse, advertit Penelope du Retour du prince son maistre, les domestiques duquel / le viennent tous saluër et nous apprennent par leur exemple; que le contentement des vrays serviteurs d’une maison ne / s’entretient que par la presence de leur maistre. [Eurycleia, Ulysses’ nurse, alerts Penelope to the return of the prince, her master, whose servants come together to rejoice and show that the happiness of the household’s true staff is only maintained by the presence of their master.]
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