Portrait - study of a young woman wearing a high cap and a neckband.
Drawing
1741-1825 (made)
1741-1825 (made)
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The intimacy of this portrait may suggest that it was drawn from life rather than from memory. Drawings of women are very common in Füssli's work, they are often dressed in elaborate costumes decorated with bows and ribbons, and have unusually complex hairstyles that are the result of Fussli's creative mind.
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Title | Portrait - study of a young woman wearing a high cap and a neckband. |
Materials and techniques | Pencil and black chalk on paper |
Brief description | Drawing by Henry Fuseli, portrait study of a young woman wearing a winged cap and neckband, pencil and black chalk, heightened with white, Europe, 1741-1825 |
Physical description | Drawing in pencil and black chalk of a young woman wearing a high cap and a neckband. |
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Credit line | Given by Capt. H. Reitlinger. |
Summary | The intimacy of this portrait may suggest that it was drawn from life rather than from memory. Drawings of women are very common in Füssli's work, they are often dressed in elaborate costumes decorated with bows and ribbons, and have unusually complex hairstyles that are the result of Fussli's creative mind. |
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Accession number | E.1034-1918 |
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Record created | May 22, 2006 |
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