Caption

Study of a standing male nude seen from behind. Demarteau, Gilles (1722–1776), publisher and graphic artist; after Bouchardon, Edmé (1698–1762), draughtsman. Manière de crayon (crayon-imitating engraving). Academic study of a male nude—drawing-based reproductive graphic used for education and collecting. Executed 1770, Paris. Graphic print; height 65.1 cm, width 38.2 cm.

Credit line

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Reference

LZT26A39_458

License type

Rights managed

Available size

50.3Mb (9.5Mb) / 10.7in x 18.3in / 3208 x 5477 (300dpi)

Keywords

Study standing male nude Demarteau Gilles 1722–1776 publisher graphic artist Bouchardon Edmé 1698–1762 draughtsman Manière de crayon crayon-imitating engraving Academic study male nude drawing-based reproductive graphic education collecting Executed 1770 Paris Graphic print height 65.1 cm width 38.2 cm full-length rear view nude male figure standing weight shifted leg shown head feet short wavy hair visible muscular back shoulders arms buttocks thighs calves arm bent elbow hanging relaxed drawing executed brownish-red tones light beige paper darker hatched shading lighter areas left highlights paper creases small tears slightly edges.