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Brutus Exhorting the Romans after the Death of Lucretia
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Brutus Exhorting the Romans after the Death of Lucretia

Étienne Barthélemy Garnier, French, 1759-1849 · c. 1790 · Brush and brown and black ink washes, over pen and black ink and traces of black chalk, with opaque white paint, on cut and pieced cream laid paper

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paper (fiber product)brush and inkdrawings (visual works)brush and washprints and drawingDrawing and Watercolor
Credit lineBrutus Exhorting the Romans after the Death of Lucretia. c. 1790. Étienne Barthélemy Garnier, French, 1759-1849. The Art Institute of Chicago, The Harry B. and Bessie K. Braude Memorial Endowment Fund. CC0.
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