Caption
Standing figure with draped cloak, Collection of various dramatized poses, Recueil de Differentes charges Dessignée a Rome par Carloo Vanloo Peintre du Roy, print, Series number, 3, 12, Standing slender beardless figure with draped cloak held closed with hands in front of the chest. Numbered top right: 3. 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: Jacques-Philippe Le Bas, Paris, after drawing by Carle van Loo, Rome, publisher: Jacques Gabriel Huquier, grantor of privilege: French crown, 1732 - 1740, provider of privilege, 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 tall figure draped head to toe in a long flowing cloak, the cloak forming deep folds and shaded areas, with a covered head and a visible face showing closed eyes and a neutral mouth, the fabric gathered around the shoulders and falling in layered drapery down to the feet, feet peeking out at the bottom standing on a textured surface with a shadow cast to one side.
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Photo12/Liszt Collection
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LZT26B34_026
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