Artwork
Noble Man with Fur Plastron
Noble Man with Fur Plastron is an ink print by the Baroque artist French 17th Century. It dates from 1623 and is held in the collection of the National Gallery of Art. This woodcut shows a very large, exaggerated man standing on a street.
Artist & collection
Artist
Seventeenth-century French printmakers worked in burin and acid. See the Beggar Woman with Rosary (1622), etched on laid paper with her hands folded in prayer, or The Siege of La Rochelle (1628/1631), one sheet from a…
Noble Man Wrapped in a Mantle Trimmed with Fur
Noble Man with Fur Plastron
Noble Man with Fur Plastron
Noble Man Wrapped in a Mantle Trimmed with Fur
Noble Man Wrapped in a Mantle Trimmed with Fur
Noble Man with Mantle Trimmed in Fur, Holding his Hands Behind his Back
Noble Man with Mantle Trimmed in Fur, Holding his Hands Behind his Back
Noble Man with Mantle Trimmed in Fur, Holding his Hands Behind his Back
Noble Man with Folded Hands