Costume Plate No. 199 (18th century)
Jean-Antoine Watteau · 1684 - 1721
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An etched study of a woman seated on the ground in profile, looking upward, with her skirts loosely draped around her. The fine hatched lines model the folds of the fabric and the sitter's hair and face. The plate is inscribed with the draughtsman's signature and the publisher's address in Paris, and is numbered 199 in the lower margin.
