The Ascension of Christ (recto); Head of a Bearded Man Looking Down (verso)

Pierre Charles Trémolières French

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The Ascension of Christ (recto); Head of a Bearded Man Looking Down (verso), Pierre Charles Trémolières (French, Cholet 1703–1739 Paris), Black chalk and charcoal, stumped, heightened with white, on gray-blue paper (recto); black and red chalk, charcoal, stumped, heightened with white (verso)

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The Ascension of Christ (recto); Head of a Bearded Man Looking Down (verso), Pierre Charles Trémolières (French, Cholet 1703–1739 Paris), Black chalk and charcoal, stumped, heightened with white, on gray-blue paper (recto); black and red chalk, charcoal, stumped, heightened with white (verso)
The Ascension of Christ (recto); Head of a Bearded Man Looking Down (verso), Pierre Charles Trémolières (French, Cholet 1703–1739 Paris), Black chalk and charcoal, stumped, heightened with white, on gray-blue paper (recto); black and red chalk, charcoal, stumped, heightened with white (verso)
The Ascension of Christ (recto); Head of a Bearded Man Looking Down (verso), Pierre Charles Trémolières (French, Cholet 1703–1739 Paris), Black chalk and charcoal, stumped, heightened with white, on gray-blue paper (recto); black and red chalk, charcoal, stumped, heightened with white (verso)
The Ascension of Christ (recto); Head of a Bearded Man Looking Down (verso), Pierre Charles Trémolières (French, Cholet 1703–1739 Paris), Black chalk and charcoal, stumped, heightened with white, on gray-blue paper (recto); black and red chalk, charcoal, stumped, heightened with white (verso)
The Ascension of Christ (recto); Head of a Bearded Man Looking Down (verso), Pierre Charles Trémolières (French, Cholet 1703–1739 Paris), Black chalk and charcoal, stumped, heightened with white, on gray-blue paper (recto); black and red chalk, charcoal, stumped, heightened with white (verso)

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