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Profile drawing of a woman in a draped headdress and cloak with a chain necklace, on a dark brown ground with grid lines.

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Mme Segond-Weber dans le rôle de Guanhumara dans les "Burgraves", René Joseph Gilbert (1902), Maisons de Victor Hugo Paris-Guernesey. Via artnap.com

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A pastel and charcoal drawing shows a woman in profile wearing a draped hooded headdress, a long cloak, and a chain necklace, set against a dark brown ground. Faint grid lines drawn over the sheet suggest a preparatory study for transfer. The work is dated 1902 and attributed to René Joseph Gilbert, held by the Maisons de Victor Hugo Paris-Guernesey.

Museum record: Maisons de Victor Hugo Paris-Guernesey