Ontwerp voor figuurgroep in het paleis van koning Lodewijk Napoleon te Haarlem 1806 - 1810

This preparatory drawing by Philippe Auguste Hennequin depicts a group of figures in flight, likely intended for a sculpture in the palace of King Louis Napoleon in Haarlem. Created between 1806 and 1810, this work showcases Hennequin’s mastery of line and movement, capturing the dynamic energy of the figures as they soar through the air. The intricate details of their drapery and the swirling clouds suggest a sense of grandeur and theatricality, characteristic of the Neoclassical style popular during this period. This sketch provides a glimpse into the creative process of Hennequin, revealing his meticulous approach to design and his skill in conveying motion and form.