Mary, Queen of Scots (from "Galerie du Palais Royal," plate 25) 1821 - 1831
henrigrevedon
themetropolitanmuseumofart
drawing, print
pencil drawn
photo of handprinted image
drawing
negative space
white palette
coloured pencil
france
ink colored
men
watercolour illustration
tonal art
remaining negative space
watercolor
This lithograph, "Mary, Queen of Scots," by Henri Grevedon, is a striking portrait of the historical figure. Created between 1821 and 1831, it depicts Mary in her royal attire, complete with a crown, a jeweled necklace, and a lavish lace collar. Grevedon, a renowned artist of the 19th century, captures the dignified bearing and tragic beauty of the Queen, offering viewers a glimpse into her life and the historical period she represents. The print is part of the "Galerie du Palais Royal" series, showcasing renowned figures from various eras. It's a testament to Grevedon's ability to capture the essence of his subjects, leaving a lasting impact on art enthusiasts.
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