
Bust Portrait of a Man with a Beard
Gilles Demarteau the Elder · 1722-1776
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Why is this public domain? Gilles Demarteau the Elder died in 1776; this work is in the public domain.
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A red chalk style print shows a bearded man in profile, looking upward with his head turned to the left, his hair gathered at the back and his shoulders and collar sketched below. The work is a print by Gilles Demarteau the Elder, dated 1776-1802, after a drawing credited to Bouchardon in the lower corners of the sheet.























