Study for the Holmskiold family portrait of 1787, Jens Juel

Study for the Holmskiold family portrait of 1787

Studie til det holmskioldske familiebillede fra 1787 (museum title)

Jens Juel (Danish) (1745-1802)

Movement: Rococo
Date: c. 1785–1788
Medium: Pencil
Dimensions: 25.9 × 14.4 cm (sheet)
Collection: Statens Museum for Kunst, Denmark
Rights: Public domain
Photograph: Statens Museum for Kunst, public domain

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Drawing Sketch Sketch Pencil Leg Knee Foot Shoe Stocking Figure Large empty space White Color patch Seal Line

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Study for the Holmskiold family portrait of 1787: the sofa with the table on the right, and the placement of all three figures sketched

Study for the Holmskiold family portrait of 1787: the sofa with the table on the right, and the placement of all three figures sketched

Study for the Holmskiold family portrait of 1787: the upholstered sofa, and on the left a chair with Holmskiold's figure sketched

Study for the Holmskiold family portrait of 1787: the upholstered sofa, and on the left a chair with Holmskiold's figure sketched

Study for the Holmskiold family portrait of 1787: a woman's arm resting on a sofa, holding a child's arm

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A scene from Salomon Gessner's idyll "Le premier navigateur"

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