Draped Figure of the Artist's Brother, Hippolyte Flandrin: Three Studies (verso: Two Seated Women, One Seated Seen from Behind)
Draped Figure of the Artist's Brother, Hippolyte Flandrin: Three Studies (verso: Two Seated Women, One Seated Seen from Behind)
Draped Figure of the Artist's Brother, Hippolyte Flandrin: Three Studies (verso: Two Seated Women, One Seated Seen from Behind)
Draped Figure of the Artist's Brother, Hippolyte Flandrin: Three Studies (verso: Two Seated Women, One Seated Seen from Behind)

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Draped Figure of the Artist's Brother, Hippolyte Flandrin: Three Studies (verso: Two Seated Women, One Seated Seen from Behind),

1834

Paul Flandrin, French, 1811–1902
x1993-166

Information

Title
Draped Figure of the Artist's Brother, Hippolyte Flandrin: Three Studies (verso: Two Seated Women, One Seated Seen from Behind)
Dates

1834

Maker
Paul Flandrin
Medium
Graphite on thin wove off-white paper
Dimensions
29 x 22 cm (11 7/16 x 8 11/16 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Charles Ryskamp, in memory of Mrs. Charlton Henry
Object Number
x1993-166
Signatures
Signed in graphite, center right: Paul Flandrin
Inscription
Inscribed in graphite, upper right: mon frère hippolyte á Rome / 1834
Culture
French
Type
drawings
Subject
profiles (figures), standing, figures (representations), men

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