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Printed and painted reproductions (evidence of transmission)
Reni's Aurora was among the most frequently reproduced frescoes of the Settecento–Ottocento, and the design circulated through large reproductive engravings and numerous cabinet–scale painted copies. Jacob Frey , Aurora (after Guido Reni), 1722 , etching and burin , c.\ 87 \times 38.3 cm (two folio sheets, usually bearing two vertical folds). Frey's plate, made in Rome and widely sold to Grand Tour visitors, became the standard "text" from which many painters worked in the later 18th and early 19th centuries.
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