The Death of Cleopatra (circa 1645–55) by Guido Cagnacci, from the Original, Framed Art Print Size:18″ x 24″ and prayer)

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M: waist 61cm

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This beautiful necklace is crafted from 925 Sterling Silver and features a stunning zirconia inlaid pendant

Sleeve Length (from centre back) 17

The Death of Cleopatra (circa 1645–55) by Guido Cagnacci, from the Original, Framed Art Print Size:18″ x 24″ and prayer)Public domain art from the Metropolitan Museum of Art digitally enhanced from the original in high resolution. Cagnaccis erotically charged and emotionally engaging subject appealed to the Baroque imagination in poetry, theater, and painting. Taken from the ancient Greek writer Plutarchs Lives, Cleopatra commits suicide with a viper bite following the defeat of her beloved, the Roman Mark Antony. Cagnaccis treatment is indebted to Guido Reni, but the