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Fedini, Giovanni (16th CE)
The Ring of Polycrates. Painting on slate. Herodotus tells a famous story about the Samian tyrant, who was so blessed by the gods that even when he threw a precious ring into the sea, a fisherman would catch the fish that had swallowed the object. Photo: Raffaello Bencini.
Location
Studiolo of Francesco I/Palazzo Vecchio/Florence/Italy
Unique Identifier
ART430068
Type
Image
Purpose
Public
Size
3780px × 6250px
Photo Credit
© Alinari Archives / (name of photographer) / Art Resource, NY
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Fish
Painting, Medium
Polycrates of Samos (r. ca. 540-522 BCE)
Ring, Jewelry