Paul Henri Marron, president of the consistory of the Protestant church in Paris
1850
From the collection of Leiden University Libraries
Dominant colour
1850
From the collection of Leiden University Libraries
Dominant colour
Paul Henri Marron, president of the consistory of the Protestant church in Paris is a 1850 by Gottfried, Engelmann, held at Leiden University Libraries.
This drawing shows Paul Henri Marron, the president of Paris’s Protestant church. He sits straight-backed, one hand resting on a book. The artist uses careful lines to shape his face and coat. The drawing comes from a sketch by Weber. Weber started with a painting by Vafflard, and Engelmann copied that drawing. You can see the thin, parallel lines—called cross-hatching—around the collar and face. Look up Engelmann, Gottfried, (1788–1839) to see more of his work.
Engelmann, Gottfried (1788–1839) was an artist.
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