Tambour de Strelits by Jean-Baptiste Le Prince (1764)

Grey wash drawing of a drummer in a tall fur hat and sash beating a large drum on rocky ground.

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Tambour de Strelits, Jean-Baptiste Le Prince (1764), Städel Museum. Via artnap.com

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A standing male figure in a fur cap and long coat with a sash beats a large drum with two sticks, set against a sketched rocky ground. The monochrome wash drawing by Jean-Baptiste Le Prince is dated 1764 and is titled Tambour de Strelits. It is held by the Städel Museum.

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Date

1764

Medium

Drawing

Museum

Städel Museum

License

Public domain

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Drawings & Sketches