
Study for Mystical Brittany
Hippolyte Dominique Berteaux · 1843-1928
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Why is this public domain? Hippolyte Dominique Berteaux died in 1928; this work is in the public domain.
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A study for Mystical Brittany by Hippolyte Dominique Berteaux, dated 1904, shows an elderly man in a dark jacket and loose trousers standing between two boys in red and white ceremonial robes. Each boy holds a tall candlestick, and the figures are rendered in graphite, colored chalk, and white highlights on a warm ochre ground.





















