
Copiad~1
Pierre-Jean Mariette · 1694-1774
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Copiad~1, Pierre-Jean Mariette (1783). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Pierre-Jean Mariette died in 1774; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A hand-colored drawing shows a seated, bearded-looking man in a blue headwrap, yellow tunic and red draped garment, holding a feathered staff against a pale background with an ornamental scroll on the right. The Italian inscription beneath records that it is a copy of an ancient painting kept in the Palazzo Barberini at the Four Fountains, taken from the ruins of the Palace of Laterani on the Caelian Hill, in the year 1656.























