Buste van bacchante, en profil gezien 1764 - 1806
louischarlesruotte
rijksmuseum
drawing
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pencil drawn
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photo of handprinted image
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drawing
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light pencil work
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wedding photograph
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photo restoration
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pencil sketch
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old engraving style
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old-timey
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sketch
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19th century
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watercolour illustration
"Buste van bacchante, en profil gezien" is an 18th-century drawing by Louis Charles Ruotte, housed in the Rijksmuseum. This detailed engraving depicts a bust of a Bacchante, a female follower of the Roman god Bacchus, viewed in profile. The Bacchante's hair is elaborately styled with a wreath of ivy leaves, a symbol of the god's revelry and connection to nature. Ruotte's delicate lines create a sense of depth and realism, bringing the classical subject to life. The inscription at the bottom clarifies that this is a study for a larger piece, demonstrating the meticulous process of artistic creation during this era.
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