1705–1765 Collection

La Conversation espagnole 1754 Pen brown ink
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Huntress Horn ca 1733 Red chalk traces framing lines
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St Gregory Dictating Homilies Secretary 18th century
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Saint Gregory Deacon Directing Prayers Processions
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Head Young Girl Profile 18th century Crayon manner
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Mass St Gregory 18th century Pen brown ink brown
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St Gregory Reluctant Accept Election Bishop Rome
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Bust Young Girl Profile Left 18th century Charcoal
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St Gregory Distributing Worldly Goods Poor 18th century
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Sacrifice Iphigenia ca 1755 Pen brown ink brush
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Clergy Rome Paying Homage St Gregory Investiture
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Life Drawing mid-18th century Red chalk 17 5 / 16 x 11 7 / 8
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Life Drawing mid-18th century Red chalk 16 11 / 16 x 11 5 / 16
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"Exploring the Artistic Splendor of 1705–1765: A Captivating Journey through Time" Step into the enchanting world of art from 1705 to 1765, where masterpieces were created and stories unfolded. The delicate strokes of La Conversation espagnole in brown ink transport us to a realm of captivating conversations. Meanwhile, Huntress Horn whispers tales with its red chalk traces and intricate framing lines, dating back to ca 1733. Intriguingly, we encounter St Gregory Dictating Homilies Secretary from the 18th century, depicting a scene filled with wisdom and devotion. Alongside it stands Saint Gregory Deacon Directing Prayers Processions, showcasing faith's guiding light during that era. The Head Young Girl Profile in crayon manner captures the innocence and beauty prevalent in the 18th century. On another note, Mass St Gregory in pen brown ink takes us on a spiritual journey within an intricately illustrated church setting. Delving deeper into history, we witness St Gregory Reluctant Accept Election Bishop Rome—a momentous event captured by skilled hands centuries ago. In contrast, Bust Young Girl Profile Left draws our attention with its charcoal rendering that exudes both mystery and elegance. St Gregory Distributing Worldly Goods Poor reveals compassion as it portrays acts of charity towards those less fortunate during this period. Sacrifice Iphigenia further immerses us in ancient mythology through its detailed brushwork executed around ca 1755. Clergy Rome Paying Homage at St Gregory Investiture transports us to grand ceremonies honoring this revered figurehead while Life Drawing showcases artistic prowess with red chalk strokes on paper measuring approximately 17 5/16 x11 7/8 inches. As we conclude this remarkable journey through time and artistry encompassed by "1705–1765, " let these exquisite pieces ignite your imagination and appreciation for the rich cultural heritage they represent.