Hypatia Teaching at Alexandria
Robert Trewick Bone · 1790 - 1840
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Why is this public domain? Robert Trewick Bone died in 1840; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
This brown and grey wash drawing by Robert Trewick Bone shows a classical colonnaded temple with a pediment of sculpted figures, where a central female teacher gestures to a crowd of students. Students sit and read on the steps and terrace while a statue holding a spear stands at the left edge. The work is titled Hypatia Teaching at Alexandria.
