Partial Studies of Figures

Henri-Pierre Danloux

Associated Names
Henri-Pierre Danloux

Artist, French, 1753 - 1809

Artwork overview

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The image shows a sketched scene with two figures captured from the waist up. The figure on the left is seated, leaning slightly forward, with their head turned to face the standing figure. Their hair is styled in a neat bun, and they have strong, defined facial features. The standing figure has short hair and gently downward-cast eyes. Both figures are dressed in flowing garments. There appears to be no visible jewelry or objects being held. The background is a mix of dark and light shadings, creating depth and a sense of space, with abstract lines suggestive of a dimly lit room or an atmospheric setting.

Two Figures in Classical Dress

Henri-Pierre Danloux

1753

Artwork history & notes

Provenance

Joseph F. McCrindle [1923-2008], New York; Joseph F. McCrindle Foundation, 2008; gift to NGA, 2009.

Associated Names

Inscriptions

by artist, lower right in black chalk: Danloux; by unknown hand, upper left to lower left in pen and brown ink: [Not deciphered]

Markings

artist's estate stamp, lower center in stamp and black ink: H.P. Danloux / 1753 + 1809 (Not in Lugt)

Wikidata ID

Q64573690

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