The Hand of Poussin, after Ingres 1875 - 1877

Georges Seurat's "The Hand of Poussin, after Ingres" is a pencil drawing from 1875-1877 that captures the detail of a hand in meticulous detail. The work, influenced by the meticulous linework of Ingres and the classicism of Poussin, demonstrates Seurat's early mastery of drawing. The graphite lines create a sense of volume and texture, highlighting the artist's focus on anatomical accuracy and the subtle nuances of form. This drawing provides insight into Seurat's early artistic development, revealing his interest in both classical tradition and the intricacies of human anatomy.