Four Studies of Male Nudes, Unknown French, 18th century | Mia

4 small sheets, each with one figure, mounted together on a larger sheet; each study numbered (L to R): 70, 50, 111, 56; #70 (ULC): nude male with PR arm upraised, PL hand holding shield, weight on PL leg, PR leg extended back off the ground; #50 (URC): nude male from back, striding, looking back, with PR arm over head; #111 (LLC): seated nude with both hands on head; #56 (LRC): standing nude with PL foot on block, PR arm raised, looking down, holding an object in each hand — Four Studies of Male Nudes, 18th-19th century
Unknown French, 18th century
Pen and brown ink and wash over red chalk
Gift of the Joseph F. McCrindle Collection 2009.53.9
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Title: Four Studies of Male Nudes
Dated: 18th-19th century
Artist: Unknown French, 18th century
Role: Artist
Gallery: Not on View
Department: European Art
Dimension: 10 1/2 x 7 3/8 in. (26.67 x 18.73 cm) (sheet)17 1/4 x 13 1/2 in. (43.82 x 34.29 cm) (outer frame)
Credit: Gift of the Joseph F. McCrindle Collection
Accession Number: 2009.53.9
Medium: Pen and brown ink and wash over red chalk
Country: France
Century: 18th-19th century
Provenance: [Finchden Manor, Tenterden, Kent, 1976; sold, together with L2009.52.22 as "Roman School, circa 1620," for £180 GBP, to McCrindle]; Joseph F. McCrindle, New York (1976-d.2008); Joseph F. McCrindle Foundation (2008-2009; gave to MIA)
Rights: Public Domain
Classification: Drawings
Object Name: Drawing
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