Studies for Figural Groups and Ornament (recto); Design for a Baptismal Font (verso) by Anonymous

Studies for Figural Groups and Ornament (recto); Design for a Baptismal Font (verso) 1700 - 1800

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drawing

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toned paper

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light pencil work

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water colours

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ink painting

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print

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pencil sketch

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human-figures

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possibly oil pastel

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jewelry

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underpainting

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human

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watercolour bleed

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watercolour illustration

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watercolor

This anonymous drawing from the 18th century showcases various design elements, including figural groups and ornamental motifs. It is a preliminary study, likely for a larger decorative project. The delicate pen lines capture the graceful curves and intricate details of Rococo ornamentation, suggesting a design for a decorative piece like a baptismal font or a decorative element for a church or palace. The artist's attention to detail and skill in drawing are evident in the fluid lines and expressive forms of the figures and scrolls. The drawing serves as a testament to the importance of preliminary sketches in the design process and offers valuable insights into the artistic sensibilities of the Rococo period.

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