Tête de Putiphar (Head of Potiphar's Wife)

1773

Louis-Marin Bonnet, after Jean-Baptiste Deshays

Associated Names
Louis-Marin Bonnet

Artist, French, 1736 - 1793

Jean-Baptiste Deshays

Artist, French, 1729 - 1765

The image shows a bust-length section of a person from the upper chest up. The person is in a profile view, facing towards the right. Their facial features include a rounded nose, slightly open lips, and a defined jawline, with their gaze directed upwards. The hair is styled in an elaborate manner with curls and appears tied back. The person is draped in fabric that covers their shoulders, rendered in soft folds. The background consists of a textured pattern with diagonal lines.

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Artwork overview


Artwork history & notes

Provenance

(Susan Schulman, New York); purchased 2017 by NGA.

Associated Names

Bibliography

1935

  • Herold, Jacques. Louis-Marin Bonnet (1735-1793): Catalogue de l'oeuvre grave. Paris: La Societe pour l'etude de la gravure Francaise, 1935: no. 162, i/ii

Inscriptions

upper right in plate: No. 162; lower left in plate: Deshayes delin.; lower right in plate: Bonnet sculp.; lower center in plate: TETE DE PUTIPHAR / Tiré du Cabinet de Mr. S. D. / A Paris, chez Bonnet, rue St. Jacques

Wikidata ID

Q77258823

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