Death of Harmonia; Harmonia, the daughter of the king of Syracuse, was threatened by a band of conspirators who had murdered her family. To save her life, she exchanged clothes with a slave girl who, dressed as the princess, was murdered. Moved by the courage of the girl, Harmonia revealed her identity and was also killed.
1750/Metropolitan Museum, USA

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