Horror (17th Century) by Charles Le Brun

Engraved facial expression study of a bearded man with knitted brows and a grimace, titled Horror, with explanatory caption.

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An engraved study titled Horror, numbered 17, shows an elderly bearded man with curly hair, a knitted brow, and a grimacing mouth. A printed caption beneath describes the physical changes of horror, including the lowered eyelid, drawn cheeks, pale face, and marked veins.

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