Niobe kneeling in a clearing below rocks in an overcast landscape, her arm around her youngest daughter, looking up and defying Latona, who sits in clouds in upper left, watching her son Apollo avenge her for the Theban Queen's boast that she was richer in her fourteen children than the goddess in her two; he draws his bow to strike down another of the children, eight of whom are grouped near their mother, dead, grieving and dying, while a ninth tries, in vain, to flee on horseback across a bridge to left
<br>Lithograph on chine collé
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<p>After: Richard Wilson
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<dl><dd>Print made by: William Pengree Sherlock</dd>
<dd>Printed by: Lefevre &amp; Kohler</dd>
<dd>Published by: Ackermann</dd></dl></div>
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