The Turkish In Love
Charles Dominique Joseph Eisen · 1720-1778
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Why is this public domain? Charles Dominique Joseph Eisen died in 1778; this work is in the public domain.
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An oval composition in oil shows a reclining nude woman with pearls in her hair being attended by a seated man in an oriental costume with a feathered turban. A hookah on a brass tray, a quiver of arrows, and a small kneeling attendant complete the richly furnished garden setting. The work is catalogued as Charles Dominique Joseph Eisen's "The Turkish In Love" and is held by the museum in its print collection.
