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| Title:: |
Man with His Hands Crossed |
Year:: |
1803 |
| Artist: |
Boissieu, Jean Jacques de |
After: |
Teniers, David |
| Medium: |
etching |
Provenance: |
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| Period: |
French 19th Century |
School/Style: |
Reproductive |
| Catalogs: |
LeBlanc 54 ii/ii;
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Height(mm):
Width(mm):
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247
208
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| Price: |
$250.00 |
| Description: |
Fine impression on chine-applique or wove paper, trimmed on the platemark, which is visible in places; some light foxing visible only verso. The print reproduces a painting, attributed to David Teniers, which was apparently in de Boissieu's own collection. It is half-length portrait of a bearded man with a cape and ornate Dutch white collar, his hands crossed. Pinned to the wall beside him is a sketch of three peasant heads. |
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