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ancers and lovers are about to bring upon themselves.

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eatly praised by many critics, who counted it among the finest works of art=
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e and poorly executed.

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d. It was sold in 1908, long after Etty had fallen out of fashion, for a su=
bstantial loss, and sold again in 1937 for a further substantial loss to th=
e Southampton City Art Gallery, where it remains. Another work by Etty, sol=
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