1684–1721 Collection

Seated Woman Holding Fan ca7 Red black white chalk
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Head Man ca 1718 Red black chalk 5 7 / 8 x 5 3 / 16
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Studies Woman Wearing Cap ca 1717-18 Black
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Man officer dress sword hanging left hip shown
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seated woman holding closed fan drawn curtain
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Study Nude Man Holding Bottles ca 1715-16 Black
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Head Satyr n. d Black red chalk heightened yellow
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Landscape Old Woman Holding Spindle Domenico Campagnola
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Farm House River two figures left n. d Red chalk
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Standing Woman Holding Spindle Head Woman Profile
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Reclining Nude Figure recto unidentifiable sketches
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Swing Antoine Watteau Les Agreements de l ete
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Standing Savoyarde Marmot Box ca 1715 Red black chalk
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"Exploring the Artistic World of 1684–1721: A Captivating Journey Through Time" Step into the enchanting world of art from 1684 to 1721, where masterpieces come alive and captivate our senses. In "Seated Woman Holding Fan, " we witness a graceful lady adorned in red, black, and white chalk, her fan delicately held as she exudes elegance. Meanwhile, "Head Man" transports us to the year 1718 with its intricate details drawn in red and black chalk. This portrait captures the essence of a distinguished gentleman with his head slightly tilted, leaving us intrigued by his story. In "Studies Woman Wearing Cap, " we are introduced to a woman donning an elegant cap around 1717-18. The use of black adds depth to this captivating study that leaves us wondering about her life and aspirations. A man dressed as an officer catches our attention in "Man Officer Dress Sword Hanging Left Hip Shown. " With his sword hanging confidently on his left hip, he embodies strength and authority while piquing our curiosity about his role in society. The allure continues with "Seated Woman Holding Closed Fan Drawn Curtain. " As this woman sits gracefully holding her closed fan amidst drawn curtains, we find ourselves transported into a scene filled with mystery and intrigue. Moving on to "Study Nude Man Holding Bottles, " created around 1715-16 using bold strokes of black chalk. This study showcases the human form intertwined with bottles – a unique composition that sparks contemplation about its deeper meaning. In contrast, "Head Satyr" draws us closer with its striking combination of black and red chalk heightened by yellow accents. This portrayal invites us into the mythical realm inhabited by satyrs—a fascinating glimpse into ancient folklore brought to life through artistry. Nature takes center stage in works such as "Landscape Old Woman Holding Spindle Domenico Campagnola" and "Farm House River Two Figures Left.