The Two Sisters of Psyche are Married to Kings; ...Psyche is Presented to a King

The Two Sisters of Psyche are Married to Kings; ...Psyche is Presented to a King

Master of the Die

1530 - 1540 Engraving Print

2001.493.3

Art Institute of Chicago

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