La décollation de saint Denis ou Martyre de saint Denis (IFF 5)
Léon Bonnat · French, 1833-1922
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La décollation de saint Denis ou Martyre de saint Denis (IFF 5), Léon Bonnat (1885), Petit Palais, Paris. Via artnap.com
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This etching depicts a martyrdom scene with a kneeling figure at the base of stone steps, an executioner standing nearby, and a robed onlooker raising an arm beside classical columns. A severed head and a fallen body lie in the foreground, while a flying figure appears in the dark, smoky sky above. The print is by Léon Bonnat, dated 1885, and is titled La décollation de saint Denis ou Martyre de saint Denis (IFF 5).
