Acute Pain (17th Century)
Charles Le Brun · 1619-1690
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Why is this public domain? Charles Le Brun died in 1690; this work is in the public domain.
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An engraved study of a male head in profile, turned to the left, with curly hair and a strained facial expression. The printed caption below describes how acute pain alters the brows, eyes, nostrils, cheeks and mouth.
