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Iphigenia, Orestes and Pylades, 1787 by Angelica Kauffmann is a Neoclassical figurative drawing associated with the 18th century. The subject comes from classical history, mythology or allegory, using expressive figures and gesture to communicate the drama and moral significance of the story. Kauffmann was one of the leading Neoclassical artists of the eighteenth century, admired for graceful portraits and history paintings drawn from classical mythology, literature and antiquity.

Offered as affordable reproduction wall art, this image can create a distinctive focal point in a living room, bedroom, dining room, office, library or entryway. Its historical subject and formal composition suit traditional, classical, romantic and eclectic interiors, while giving collectors and art lovers an accessible way to enjoy the work of Angelica Kauffmann.