Man playing a lyre, print, printmaker: Jean Jacques de Boissieu, France, 1771, paper, chine collé, etching, etching on chine collé, height 203 mm x width 188 mm, hurdy-gurdy player, A detailed black and white pen drawing of an older person seated and holding a stringed instrument, wearing a wide-brimmed hat with a small plume and a heavy coat with a textured collar, the face showing pronounced lines and a solemn expression, curly hair visible at the sides, one hand gripping the instrument's neck while the other rests on its body, the background filled with fine cross-hatched lines and shading.
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Man playing a lyre, print, printmaker: Jean Jacques de Boissieu, France, 1771, paper, chine collé, etching, etching on chine collé, height 203 mm x width 188 mm, hurdy-gurdy player, A detailed black and white pen drawing of an older person seated and holding a stringed instrument, wearing a wide-brimmed hat with a small plume and a heavy coat with a textured collar, the face showing pronounced lines and a solemn expression, curly hair visible at the sides, one hand gripping the instrument's neck while the other rests on its body, the background filled with fine cross-hatched lines and shading.

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Photo12/Liszt Collection

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LZT26B38_282

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33.6Mb (8.4Mb) / 11.0in x 11.8in / 3311 x 3543 (300dpi)

Keywords

Man playing lyre print printmaker Jean Jacques de Boissieu France 1771 paper chine collé etching height 203 mm x width 188 mm hurdy-gurdy player detailed black white pen drawing older person seated holding stringed instrument wearing wide-brimmed hat small plume heavy coat textured collar face showing pronounced lines solemn expression curly hair visible sides hand gripping instrument's neck rests body background filled fine cross-hatched lines shading

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