Life School at the Royal Academy
Johan Joseph Zoffany · 1733 - 1810
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Life School at the Royal Academy, Johan Joseph Zoffany (1773). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Johan Joseph Zoffany died in 1810; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
This engraved interior shows a crowded life drawing class at the Royal Academy, with a male nude model posed on a platform while men in period dress observe, sketch, and converse. Plaster casts, busts, and a hanging chandelier fill the room, and oval portrait medallions hang on the far wall. The work is attributed to Johan Joseph Zoffany and dated 1773.
