Two Male Figures with a Horse (after the Parthenon Frieze?) (from Sketchbook) by John Quincy Adams Ward

Two Male Figures with a Horse (after the Parthenon Frieze?) (from Sketchbook) 1857 - 1860

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drawing, paper, ink, pencil

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drawing

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ink drawing

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pen illustration

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pencil sketch

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greek-and-roman-art

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figuration

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paper

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ink line art

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ink

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pencil

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horse

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line

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history-painting

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academic-art

This 1857-60 drawing by John Quincy Adams Ward depicts two figures, one riding a horse, against a simple background. The style of the drawing alludes to the classical works of ancient Greece, such as the Parthenon Frieze, referencing the iconic sculptures of Greek mythology. Ward, known for his sculptures, uses pen and ink to create a detailed study of the figures and horse in this sketch, highlighting the artist's interest in classical art and his desire to capture its essence.

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