Knielende Lodewijk XI van Frankrijk 1874 - 1925
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"Knielende Lodewijk XI van Frankrijk" is a pen and ink drawing by Dutch artist Jan Veth, depicting a kneeling Louis XI of France, a notable figure in French history. This small-scale drawing, created between 1874 and 1925, is a delicate portrayal of the king in his royal attire, showcasing Veth's skill in capturing detail and historical accuracy. The drawing's minimalist style and intricate lines create a sense of intimacy and depth, inviting viewers to engage with the subject matter on a personal level. The inclusion of a small dog at the king's feet adds a touch of realism and warmth to the composition. Currently housed at the Rijksmuseum, this artwork offers a glimpse into Veth's artistic practice and provides insight into the historical figure of Louis XI.
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