Presenting to Salome by Jules Pascin (1929)

Pen drawing on yellow ground of figures in a procession, one carrying a platter with a severed head.

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A pen and ink drawing on a pale yellow ground shows a procession of nude and draped figures, with a figure carrying a platter bearing a severed head at the center-left. A seated woman in a long robe and a bearded man stand among the group, while a figure on the right holds a long pole beside a large curved shape. The work is attributed to Jules Pascin and dated 1929, and the title Presenting to Salome refers to the biblical scene.

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1929

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