Woman playing cards by Gilles Demarteau the Elder (1770)

Red chalk print of an elderly woman in a bonnet and fur-trimmed cloak studying playing cards at a small table.

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A woman in profile wears a lace bonnet and fur-trimmed cloak while holding a fan of cards at a small table with a book and scattered counters. The work is a red chalk manner print by Gilles Demarteau the Elder, dated 1770, after a design by C. N. Cochin the younger from 1746.

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1770

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Women