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Explore Jacques Louis David: Radical Draftsman

Join curator Perrin Stein for a tour of Jacques Louis David: Radical Draftsman, the first exhibition devoted to works on paper by the celebrated French artist. David navigated vast artistic and political divides throughout his life—from his birth in Paris in 1748 to his death in exile in Brussels in 1825—and his iconic works captured the aspirations and suffering of a nation, while addressing timeless themes that continue to resonate today.


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Perrin Stein
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Antique cream suitcase embroidered with colorful riders and black bulls, dated 1903, displayed on a stand against a dark background
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