Zittende allegorische vrouwenfiguur by Hendrik van Limborch

Zittende allegorische vrouwenfiguur 1691 - 1759

drawing, paper, ink

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portrait

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pencil drawn

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drawing

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allegory

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pencil sketch

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charcoal drawing

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figuration

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paper

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form

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ink

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pencil drawing

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classicism

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chiaroscuro

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line

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pencil work

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history-painting

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academic-art

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nude

This drawing, "Zittende allegorische vrouwenfiguur," depicts a seated allegorical female figure, likely representing truth, or Veritas, as indicated by the inscription. Created by Hendrik van Limborch between 1691 and 1759, the artwork showcases a masterful use of shading and detail, emphasizing the figure's anatomy. The figure's outstretched hand points towards a sun with a face, symbolizing divine knowledge or enlightenment. The inclusion of a cherub adds a sense of innocence and reinforces the theme of Truth. This work is an excellent example of Dutch Baroque drawing, characterized by its realism and emphasis on allegorical representation.

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