Scène uit de Romeinse geschiedenis 1629 - 1690
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This drawing, "Scène uit de Romeinse geschiedenis," is a preparatory sketch for a larger work by Charles Le Brun, one of the most celebrated French artists of the 17th century. The drawing depicts a scene from Roman history, likely a moment of triumph or conquest, with a large group of figures, soldiers, and a horse. The grid lines visible in the background suggest that Le Brun was planning the composition for a large-scale painting, making this a valuable piece for understanding his artistic process. The pen and brown ink drawing's stylistic elements reflect the academic and classical ideals of the Baroque period. The intricate details of the figures, the dramatic use of light and shadow, and the grandeur of the scene would likely have been further elaborated in the final painting.
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