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Study related to "Why Born Enslaved!"

Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux · 1827–1875

Maximum print size

22.1 × 27.2 cm · 8.7 × 10.7 in

at 300 DPI from the 2,620 × 3,212 px original. Comfortably fills a standard 8×10 inch frame.

Frame: 27.9 × 35.6 cm · 11.0 × 14.0 in
Mat opening: 22.1 × 27.2 cm · 8.7 × 10.7 in
Mat border, sides: 3.0 cm · 1.2 in
Mat border, top and bottom: 4.3 cm · 1.7 in

Colour palette

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Details

Date: 1868–1875
Medium: Pen and black ink over gray and brown wash
Type: Drawings
Size: 24.5 × 20.2 cm · 9.6 × 8.0 in
Orientation: portrait
Subjects: Sculpture, Women
Collection: The Metropolitan Museum of Art ↗

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