Biddende man met kap c. 1845
charlesjacque
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"Biddende man met kap" is a small etching (30 mm x 23 mm) created by French artist Charles Jacque circa 1845. The artwork depicts a man, presumably a peasant, kneeling in prayer with his head bowed. The image is created using a dark, heavy line and demonstrates the artist's masterful use of etching techniques to achieve a sense of depth and texture. Jacque was a renowned painter and printmaker known for his depictions of rural life, particularly those portraying sheep and shepherds. This etching is an example of his interest in humble subjects and the emotive power of human figures. The small size and intimate subject matter make it a personal work, suitable for private contemplation and reflecting the artist's sensitive treatment of the subject.
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