Caption
Standing figure, Collection of various dramatized poses, Recueil de Differentes charges Dessignée a Rome par Carloo Vanloo Peintre du Roy, print, Series number, 2, 12, Standing man with long hair, and arms crossed, seen from the front. Numbered top right: 2. Part of a series of twelve prints with figures in dramatized poses, often dressed in 'Oriental' fantasy costumes, after drawings by Carle van Loo, made during his stay in Rome (1728-1732), printmaker: Simon François Ravenet (le vieux), Paris, after drawing by Carle van Loo, Rome, publisher: Jacques Gabriel Huquier, provider of privilege: French crown, 1732 - 1740, paper, etching, height 235 mm x width 165 mm, actor (on the stage), passions, emotions, affections, characters (human types), Asiatic races and peoples (costume), A black and white line drawing of a standing figure wearing flowing draped garments and a large, loosely wrapped head covering; the figure has long hair and a long beard, a solemn facial expression, and arms crossed with hands tucked into the fabric; the clothing shows detailed folds and shading, with one side falling in heavy drapery and the lower garments gathered around the legs and feet; the figure casts a dark shadow on the ground to the right, and the background is mostly empty with a faint ground line beneath the feet.
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Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26B34_025
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56.9Mb (6.3Mb) / 12.0in x 18.3in / 3613 x 5502 (300dpi)