Clytie, a verdigris patinated bronze sculpture by François Louis Virieux (19th and 20thC). Depicts Clytie, the nymph infatuated with Helios, god of the sun. She eventually became a sunflower because, like the flower, she followed her unrequited love with her gaze wherever he went at Jeroen Markies.

Clytie, a verdigris patinated bronze sculpture by François Louis Virieux (19th and 20thC). Depicts Clytie, the nymph infatuated with Helios, god of the sun. She eventually became a sunflower because, like the flower, she followed her unrequited love with her gaze wherever he went at Jeroen Markies.

Clytie, a verdigris patinated bronze sculpture by François Louis Virieux (19th and 20thC). Depicts Clytie, the nymph infatuated with Helios, god of the sun. She eventually became a sunflower because, like the flower, she followed her unrequited love with her gaze wherever he went at Jeroen Markies.

Clytie, a verdigris patinated bronze sculpture by François Louis Virieux (19th and 20thC). Depicts Clytie, the nymph infatuated with Helios, god of the sun. She eventually became a sunflower because, like the flower, she followed her unrequited love with her gaze wherever he went at Jeroen Markies.

Clytie, a verdigris patinated bronze sculpture by François Louis Virieux (19th and 20thC). Depicts Clytie, the nymph infatuated with Helios, god of the sun. She eventually became a sunflower because, like the flower, she followed her unrequited love with her gaze wherever he went at Jeroen Markies.

Clytie, a verdigris patinated bronze sculpture by François Louis Virieux (19th and 20thC). Depicts Clytie, the nymph infatuated with Helios, god of the sun. She eventually became a sunflower because, like the flower, she followed her unrequited love with her gaze wherever he went at Jeroen Markies.

Clytie, a verdigris patinated bronze sculpture by François Louis Virieux (19th and 20thC). Depicts Clytie, the nymph infatuated with Helios, god of the sun. She eventually became a sunflower because, like the flower, she followed her unrequited love with her gaze wherever he went at Jeroen Markies.

Clytie, a verdigris patinated bronze sculpture by François Louis Virieux (19th and 20thC). Depicts Clytie, the nymph infatuated with Helios, god of the sun. She eventually became a sunflower because, like the flower, she followed her unrequited love with her gaze wherever he went at Jeroen Markies.

Clytie, a verdigris patinated bronze sculpture by François Louis Virieux (19th and 20thC). Depicts Clytie, the nymph infatuated with Helios, god of the sun. She eventually became a sunflower because, like the flower, she followed her unrequited love with her gaze wherever he went at Jeroen Markies.

Clytie, a verdigris patinated bronze sculpture by François Louis Virieux (19th and 20thC). Depicts Clytie, the nymph infatuated with Helios, god of the sun. She eventually became a sunflower because, like the flower, she followed her unrequited love with her gaze wherever he went at Jeroen Markies.

Clytie, a verdigris patinated bronze sculpture by François Louis Virieux (19th and 20thC). Depicts Clytie, the nymph infatuated with Helios, god of the sun. She eventually became a sunflower because, like the flower, she followed her unrequited love with her gaze wherever he went at Jeroen Markies.

Clytie, a verdigris patinated bronze sculpture by François Louis Virieux (19th and 20thC). Depicts Clytie, the nymph infatuated with Helios, god of the sun. She eventually became a sunflower because, like the flower, she followed her unrequited love with her gaze wherever he went at Jeroen Markies.

Clytie, a verdigris patinated bronze sculpture by François Louis Virieux (19th and 20thC). Depicts Clytie, the nymph infatuated with Helios, god of the sun. She eventually became a sunflower because, like the flower, she followed her unrequited love with her gaze wherever he went at Jeroen Markies.

Clytie, a verdigris patinated bronze sculpture by François Louis Virieux (19th and 20thC). Depicts Clytie, the nymph infatuated with Helios, god of the sun. She eventually became a sunflower because, like the flower, she followed her unrequited love with her gaze wherever he went at Jeroen Markies.

Clytie, a verdigris patinated bronze sculpture by François Louis Virieux (19th and 20thC). Depicts Clytie, the nymph infatuated with Helios, god of the sun. She eventually became a sunflower because, like the flower, she followed her unrequited love with her gaze wherever he went at Jeroen Markies.

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