Thirius de Pautrizel
Jacques-Louis David · June or July 1795 · pen and gray ink with gray wash and pale brown wash (on the face) over touches of graphite, heightened with white gouache on laid paper, laid down on an old circular mount
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About this picture
Thirius de Pautrizel is a public-domain drawing by Jacques-Louis David, dated June or July 1795. Pen and gray ink with gray wash and pale brown wash (on the face) over touches of graphite, heightened with white gouache on laid paper, laid down on an old circular mount. The file comes from National Gallery of Art.
“Thirius de Pautrizel” (June or July 1795) is drawn with David’s hard, clear contour. It may be a finished history picture or a study of a pose for one.
About the artist
Jacques-Louis David (1748–1825) was the leading Neoclassical painter in France. Clear drawing and antique poses served pictures made for the Revolution and later for Napoleon.
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