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Study for The Oath of the Tennis Court: Bailly Standing on the Desk, Asking for a Vote
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Study for The Oath of the Tennis Court: Bailly Standing on the Desk, Asking for a Vote

Jean Pierre Norblin De La Gourdaine (French, 1745-1830), after Jacques-Louis David (French, 1748-1825) · c. 1804-05 · Pen and brown ink, black chalk, and brush and gray wash, on gray laid paper

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Credit lineStudy for The Oath of the Tennis Court: Bailly Standing on the Desk, Asking for a Vote. c. 1804-05. Jean Pierre Norblin De La Gourdaine (French, 1745-1830), after Jacques-Louis David (French, 1748-1825). The Art Institute of Chicago, Gift of the Joseph and Helen Regenstein Foundation. The Joseph and Helen Regenstein collection. CC0.
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