Instruct the ignorant by John Flaxman (1831)

Sepia print of an bearded elder seated between two youths leaning in to read an open book together.

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A sepia-toned print titled Instruct the Ignorant shows an elderly bearded man seated between two figures, a youth and a young woman, who lean in to read an open book together. The draped garments and classical poses are rendered in fine line and soft tonal shading. The print is credited to John Flaxman, with engraving by F. C. Lewis and publication in London.

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1831

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