The Liberation of Slaves by Henry LeJeune (1847)

Painting of a man embraced by a woman and another figure, surrounded by kneeling people, camels, palms and ruins in a warm de

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The Liberation of Slaves, Henry LeJeune (1847), Royal Collection. Via artnap.com

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A warm, reddish-toned painting shows a tall bearded man in a dark cloak embraced by a woman in a pale robe, while a younger figure clasps him from behind. Around them, kneeling and seated people, a mother with a small child, camels, and palm trees stretch across a sandy plain beneath a hazy sky, with classical ruins at left. The work is attributed to Henry Lejeune and dated 1847, held in the Royal Collection.

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Date

1847

Medium

Painting

Museum

Royal Collection

License

Public domain