The Violinist
Pierre Puvis de Chavannes · French, 1824-1898
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A charcoal and white chalk sketch on gray-green paper shows a man seated in three-quarter profile with his eyes closed and head tilted down. A long diagonal bow and the neck of a violin appear beside his shoulder, and the loose, fragmentary lines of the jacket suggest a quick study.
