Aurora (after Boucher), drawing, Flower-strewing goddess with a putto on clouds, after painting by François Boucher, Paris, draftsman (artist): attributed to Jean Baptiste Henri Deshays, after 1769 - before 1825, draftsman (artist), Attributed to, paper, pencil, height 145 mm x width 92 mm, personification of the morning, 'Aurora', A pencil drawing of a reclining female figure with draped fabric, one arm extended upward and the other resting, her torso and breasts visible, her head turned with hair styled in curls and a calm facial expression, surrounded by flowing cloudlike forms. A small cherubic child lies near her legs, reaching toward her with chubby limbs and a rounded face. Soft, sketchy shading and contour lines define the figures and suggest folds of cloth and billowing clouds around them, with light pencil hatch marks filling the background.
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Aurora (after Boucher), drawing, Flower-strewing goddess with a putto on clouds, after painting by François Boucher, Paris, draftsman (artist): attributed to Jean Baptiste Henri Deshays, after 1769 - before 1825, draftsman (artist), Attributed to, paper, pencil, height 145 mm x width 92 mm, personification of the morning, 'Aurora', A pencil drawing of a reclining female figure with draped fabric, one arm extended upward and the other resting, her torso and breasts visible, her head turned with hair styled in curls and a calm facial expression, surrounded by flowing cloudlike forms. A small cherubic child lies near her legs, reaching toward her with chubby limbs and a rounded face. Soft, sketchy shading and contour lines define the figures and suggest folds of cloth and billowing clouds around them, with light pencil hatch marks filling the background.

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