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Master Drawings in New York Jan 26 - Feb 2, 2013
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Pierre Antoine Baudouin
The Road to Fortune
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Giuseppe Galli Bibiena
Interior of a Palace
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François Boucher
Study for « Le Médecin malgré lui », circa 1734
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Michel Dorigny
Study for a Satyr, circa 1650
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Nicolas Lagneau
Portrait of a man in profile
Portrait of a man facing the viewer
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Jean-Baptiste Oudry
Study of a Dog, circa 1740
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The Didier Aaron Gallery is participating in Master Drawings In New York from Saturday January 26 to Saturday February 2, 2013. The gallery will be exhibiting a selection of French and Italian drawings from the seventeenth to the nineteenth century. One of the highlights is the Study for a Satyr, by Michel Dorigny (1616 - 1665), black chalk heightened with white (205 x 265 mm). Whilst in a similar style and using the same technique, this work differs from that of his master, Simon Vouet, in that it is characterised by a greater firmness, more linear precision, and more definition of contours. There also be works by Jean-Baptiste Oudry, François Boucher, Domenico Piola, Carlo Maratta and others.
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