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Anonymous, 16th century
Hall of Circe: The frescoed ceiling with a representation of the Homeric myth of Circe who turns into monsters the companions of Ulysses to force the hero to stay on the island. By an unknown author, probably a pupil of Giulio Romano. 
Location Rocca dei Rossi/San Secondo (Parma)/Italy
Unique Identifier ART582311 
Type Image 
Purpose Public 
Size 5842px × 3767px 
Photo Credit © Ghigo G. Roli / Art Resource, NY 
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Ceiling
Circe
Fresco
Iliad
Italian
Monster
Renaissance
Ulysses