Cipriani’s Daughter
Giovanni Battista Cipriani · 1727-1785
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Cipriani’s Daughter, Giovanni Battista Cipriani (ca.1785). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Giovanni Battista Cipriani died in 1785; this work is in the public domain.
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This stippled engraving shows a young girl in profile with her head bowed and eyes lowered, her long curly hair gathered loosely at the back. Her draped garment is rendered with fine parallel and dotted lines, and the sheet bears the inscription naming Giovanni Battista Cipriani as draughtsman.
