Bust of a man

Joseph Chinard French

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This bust, initially acquired as a portrait of the radical pamphleteer, Jacques-René Hébert, nicknamed Père Duchesne, is now believed to depict an unidentified young revolutionary. The informality of the tousled hair contrasts with the classically inspired herm cut of the bust.

Bust of a man, Joseph Chinard (French, Lyon 1756–1813 Lyon), Terracotta, French, Lyon

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Bust of a man, Joseph Chinard (French, Lyon 1756–1813 Lyon), Terracotta, French, Lyon
Bust of a man, Joseph Chinard (French, Lyon 1756–1813 Lyon), Terracotta, French, Lyon
Bust of a man, Joseph Chinard (French, Lyon 1756–1813 Lyon), Terracotta, French, Lyon
Bust of a man, Joseph Chinard (French, Lyon 1756–1813 Lyon), Terracotta, French, Lyon
Bust of a man, Joseph Chinard (French, Lyon 1756–1813 Lyon), Terracotta, French, Lyon
Bust of a man, Joseph Chinard (French, Lyon 1756–1813 Lyon), Terracotta, French, Lyon

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