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Apocalypse en Lilas, Capriccio, 1945-47View more details
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Le cheval et l'âne (The Horse and the Donkey), 1952View more details
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A view of the island, 1975View more details
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The Boatswain argues with two of the gallants, 1975View more details
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Miranda sleeps, 1975View more details
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Caliban resists his master Prospero, 1975View more details
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Accused of spying and treachery, Prince Ferdinand draws his sword upon Prospero, 1975View more details
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Ferdinand and Miranda making love, 1975View more details
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Shakespeare's portrait, the ship struck by lightning and the play's protagonists, 1975View more details
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Prospero, Duke of Milan, in his palace prior to his banishment, 1975View more details
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The Boatswain greets the passengers, 1975View more details
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The ship sets off, 1975View more details
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Prospero's Blessing, 1975View more details
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The Boatswain clashes with Alonso, King of Naples, on the deck of the sinking ship, 1975View more details
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The ship at sea, 1975View more details
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The ship lists and the passengers are panic-stricken, 1975View more details
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Prospero recounts the story of his life to his daughter Miranda, 1975View more details
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Prospero and Miranda in a barque at sea, 1975View more details
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Prospero charms Miranda to sleep, 1975View more details
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While Miranda sleeps, Prospero summons Ariel, 1975View more details
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Ariel hovers over the sea, singing, 1975View more details
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Life in a bustling small town, 1975View more details
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Ferdinand and Miranda make love, 1975View more details
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Prospero, Miranda, Ariel, and Ferdinand, 1975View more details
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Prospero sets Ariel free, and he is seen flying upward above the billowing sea, 1975View more details
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Prospero, Ariel, and spirits, 1975View more details
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Ferdinand, Miranda, and Prospero, with musical spirits flying above, 1975View more details
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Little animal, 1975View more details
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Prospero and Ariel, 1975View more details
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Prospero sets Ariel free, and he is seen treading the sea, 1975View more details
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Ariel hovers above the ship, carrying the embracing lovers, 1975View more details
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The witch Sycorax and her son Caliban, 1975View more details
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Caliban eyes Prospero suspiciously, 1975View more details
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Ariel flies above the sinking ship, 1975View more details
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Ariel confined in the cloven pine, 1975View more details
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Ariel flying, 1975View more details
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The ship at sea and the island in the background, 1975View more details
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Ferdinand's supposed drowning, as imagined by his father, 1975View more details
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The jester Trinculo, the butler Stephano and Caliban, all drunk, 1975View more details
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Ariel posed above the sea, playing the violin, 1975View more details
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The ship at high seas, 1975View more details
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Caliban, with fish-tail, carries firewood, 1975View more details
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Caliban conjoined to a huge fish, 1975View more details
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Miranda as bride, 1975View more details
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Ferdinand and Miranda embrace, 1975View more details
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Ferdinand hauling firewood, 1975View more details
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Prospero with Ferdinand and Miranda in background, 1975View more details
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The heads of Ferdinand and Miranda, circled by the moon, 1975View more details
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Prospero commands Ariel to entertain Ferdinand and Miranda with a wedding masque, 1975View more details
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Ferdinand and Miranda embrace, Ariel plays music, 1975View more details
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The spirits bring in the banquet for the exiled courtiers, 1975View more details
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Ariel, in the guise of an avenging angel, makes the banquet vanish, 1975View more details
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