Caption
Standing figure with hand on sword, Collection of various dramatized poses, Recueil de Differentes charges Dessignée a Rome par Carloo Vanloo Peintre du Roy, print, Series number, 7, 12, Standing man with fur hat and fur collar, long cloak over a fringed robe, the right hand on a sword tucked under the belt. Gaze to the left. Numbered top right: 7. 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), head-gear (with NAME), passions, emotions, affections, characters (human types), Asiatic races and peoples (costume), A monochrome line drawing of a standing figure wearing a long flowing robe and a large fur-trimmed hat, the robe draping to the feet with visible folds and textured shading, one arm bent across the chest with the hand near the opposite shoulder and the other hand tucked into the robe at the waist, the figure looking slightly to one side with a neutral expression, detailed hatching and crosshatching used to indicate shadows on the garments and on the ground beneath the feet.
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Photo12/Liszt Collection
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LZT26B34_028
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