Vanity Fair: "Italian Music"

Vanity Fair: "Italian Music"

Théobald Chartran

1879

From the collection of Cleveland Museum of Art

About this work

This drawing shows a man in a dark suit and white shirt, holding a baton in one hand and a small music stand in the other. His face is serious, with a big mustache and wavy hair. The stand has a tiny lyre shape on it, like a music symbol. The title says "Italian Music," and it was made in 1879. The artist drew him in a way that looks lively but also a little exaggerated. Look up *The Cleveland Museum of Art* to see more works like this.

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