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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, Jens Juel

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

Studie til det Holmskioldske familiebillede fra 1787: sofaen med bordet til højre, og alle tre figurers placering skitseret (museum title)

Jens Juel (Danish) (1745-1802)

Movement
Rococo
Date
c. 1785–1788
Medium
Drawing
Dimensions
14 × 13.5 cm (sheet)
Collection
Statens Museum for Kunst, Denmark
Rights
Public domain
Photograph
Statens Museum for Kunst, public domain

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DrawingStudySketchPencilSofaCushionTableFurnitureArmHandSleeveFigureGroupFamilyInteriorDrawing roomCaneLineColor patchSignatureTheodor Holmskiold

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