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Bailadoras (Andalucia)

1898

Henry Julien Detouche

Associated Names

Henry Julien Detouche

Artist, French, 1854 - 1913

The image shows four women walking in traditional dresses with floral designs. They are viewed from a side angle, creating a sense of movement. The women have partially visible facial features and styled hair. Each wears a colorful dress with floral patterns, and one carries a fan. The background features faint outlines of figures and architectural elements.

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Artwork overview

Medium

etching and aquatint printed from multiple plates in color on tan wove paper
Credit Line

Gift of James A. Bergquist, Boston, in honor of Shelley R.Langdale
Accession Number

2020.149.17
Catalogue Raisonné

IFF (1800), no. 15

Artwork history & notes

Provenance

(James Bergquist, Newton Centre, MA); gift to NGA, 2020.

Associated Names

Bergquist, James A., Mr.

Bibliography

1930

IFF (1800): no. 15

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