The drawing depicts a woman standing on a platform or step, with her hands clasped over her chest. She has long hair and wears a long dress. The woman is positioned centrally, looking upwards and appears to be surrounded by a crowd, although the figures are not fully defined and seem more like sketches. Some of the surrounding figures are kneeling. The overall scene suggests a moment of religious significance. The drawing is rendered in black lines on a beige background, with visible pencil marks and some illegible writing at the bottom. The image is titled "The Miracle before the Blessed Sacrament" and is by Jean Louis Forain.
Artwork Details
- Dimensions
- 900 × 807 px
- Museum Record
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