Study for the Proclamation of Don Carlos by John Frederick Lewis

Loose watercolor study of a crowd of robed men and women in a sunlit street before an arcaded building.

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This watercolor and wash study by John Frederick Lewis, titled Study for the Proclamation of Don Carlos, shows a crowd of robed men and women gathered in a street before a building with arched balconies. The figures are rendered in loose, layered strokes of ochre, red, and green, with a kneeling woman in the foreground looking upward.

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