Two Gentlemen Standing in the Corridor of a Palace, III
Hubert François Bourguignon Gravelot · 18th century · Graphite, touches of pen and black ink, squared in pen and black ink, partially incised, laid down on mount
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Two Gentlemen Standing in the Corridor of a Palace, III is a public-domain drawing by Hubert François Bourguignon Gravelot, dated 18th century. Graphite, touches of pen and black ink, squared in pen and black ink, partially incised, laid down on mount. The file comes from Minneapolis Institute of Art.
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