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Etching of a seated woman in profile wearing a loose robe, numbered plate 210, attributed to Jean-Antoine Watteau.

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Costume Plate No. 210 (18th century), Jean-Antoine Watteau. Via artnap.com

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An etched figure study shows a woman seated on the ground in profile, wearing a loose, flowing robe with a fitted bodice and ruffled sleeve, her hair pinned up. The plate is numbered 210 with the Roman numeral IX and carries the attribution Watteau del.