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Watercolor study of a standing stag seen from behind, with warm brown washes and faint antlers, dated 1802.

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A watercolor and graphite study shows a stag seen from the side and slightly from behind, with its head turned toward the right and faint antlers at the top. The animal is rendered in warm reddish-brown washes along the body and haunch, with pale highlights on the rump and grey tones on the head and legs. The sheet is dated Junel. 1802 in the lower right corner and is attributed to Robert Hills.

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