Caladon and Amelia (So-called) by George Romney

Pen and brown ink sketch of a seated female nude with dark flowing hair, drawn in loose overlapping lines.

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A loose pen and brown ink sketch shows a seated female nude turned to one side, with her arm drawn across her body and her hair falling in dark masses. Quick overlapping contour lines around the head and shoulders suggest studies of the pose, and a red ink mark appears in the lower left corner. The work is catalogued as Caladon and Amelia (So-called) by George Romney.

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