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Artist



Alternative names	Il Tintoretto, Il Furioso, Jacopo Robusti, Birth name: Jacopo Comin
Description	Italian painter
Date of birth/death	29 September 1518	31 May 1594
Location of birth/death	Venice	Venice
Work period	from 1539 until 1594
Work location	Venice
Authority control	WorldCat

Description

The Rape of Helen

Date

c. 1578–1579

Medium

painting

Current location

( Inventory) Prado Museum

	Native name	Museo Nacional del Prado
	Location	Madrid
	Coordinates	40° 24′ 49.28″ N, 3° 41′ 32.27″ W
	Established	1819
	Website	museodelprado.es
	Authority control	WorldCat

Source/Photographer

The New York Times

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Helen of Troy

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