Negen studies van soldaten, ruiters en wandelaars 1829 - 1862
julesrobertpierrejosephchallamel
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"Negen studies van soldaten, ruiters en wandelaars" is a collection of nine drawings by Jules-Robert-Pierre-Joseph Challamel, executed between 1829 and 1862. Each drawing depicts a different individual, some standing, some riding horses, and some walking. Challamel's focus on everyday figures suggests an interest in social observation and capturing the details of human movement, a hallmark of 19th-century realism. The simplicity of the drawings, with their emphasis on line and contour, allows for a clear and direct portrayal of the figures, highlighting Challamel's keen eye for detail and his skillful use of graphic expression. These drawings are a testament to Challamel's talent as a draughtsman and his unique contribution to the art of the period.
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