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Title:
Study for 'The Syracusan Bride': Female Figure with a Tiger
Date:
c.1865
Media:
Pencil on tracing paper
Dimensions:
8.6 x 6.4 cm
Location:
Royal Academy of Arts, London
Picture credit:
Royal Academy of Arts, London
Reference number:
04/967
Inscriptions:
Inscribed lower right "No 17" in pen and ink.
Half-length tracing of the female figure with a tiger, on the far right hand side of the painting 'The Syracusan Bride' (1865-66, private collection). The tracing is sketchy and the woman's face is not depicted but otherwise it is similar to the pose of the figure in the finished painting. (She pushes the lion down with the left hand)
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