Habit of a bonzess of China in 1700. Bonzess de Chine
Charles Grignion · 1721-1810
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Habit of a bonzess of China in 1700. Bonzess de Chine, Charles Grignion (1757-1772). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Charles Grignion died in 1810; this work is in the public domain.
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A hand-colored engraving shows a standing figure in a costume of a Bonzess of China, wearing a green turban with a red cap, a blue robe over orange sleeves and trousers, and a yellow embroidered collar. The figure raises one hand in a gesture while holding tasseled cords at the waist. The print is labeled in French and English and is attributed to Charles Grignion, dated 1757-1772.
