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Francesco Mancini

Italian, 1679 - 1758

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The sketch features several figures. In the center, a bearded man with a raised arm is depicted. He is seated on a draped surface. Surrounding him are other figures, including a woman reaching out with one arm and another figure partially kneeling. The sketch is rendered in simple lines on plain, aged paper. — Francesco Mancini, The Immaculate Conception with God the Father and Angels, 1739, black and white chalks on gray-green laid paper, Purchased as the Gift of Robert B. Loper, 2017.88.1

The Immaculate Conception with God the Father and Angels

Francesco Mancini · 1739 · black and white chalks on gray-green laid paper · 2017.88.1