Plate Eight from Misery by Charles Rambert

Plate Eight from Misery 1851

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drawing, lithograph, print, paper

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pencil drawn

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drawing

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amateur sketch

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light pencil work

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lithograph

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print

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pencil sketch

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charcoal drawing

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paper

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charcoal art

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pencil drawing

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france

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tonal art

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pencil art

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watercolor

"Plate Eight from Misery" is a lithograph created by Charles Rambert in 1851 and housed in the Art Institute of Chicago. The artwork depicts a dying man lying on the ground, his eyes closed, while a figure of an angel descends from the heavens above, radiating light. The image is a dramatic representation of a soul passing from this world to the next, with a stark contrast of light and dark, emphasizing the contrast between life and death. The artwork, part of a larger series, showcases Rambert's skill in capturing human emotion and the drama of a life coming to an end.

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