File:Attributed to Baron Antoine-Jean Gros Possible Self Portrait.webp

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Attributed to Baron Antoine-Jean Gros (French 1771-1835), "Possible Self Portrait", oil on canvas, 18" x14".

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English: Attributed to Baron Antoine-Jean Gros (French 1771-1835), "Possible Self Portrait", oil on canvas, 18" x14". Per the painting's description as lot 491 at auction Oct 14, 2023 at Ahlers & Ogletree Auction Gallery, Atlanta: "...apparently unsigned, in a gilt frame. Partial label en verso Shepherd Gallery, New York, NY, 'Ingres & Delacroix through Degas & Puvis de Chavannes: The Figure in French Art 1800-1870', Spring 1975; label en verso referencing 'Self Portrait' by Baron Antoine-Jean Gros."
Date c. 1800
Source https://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/161526919_attr-to-antoine-jean-gros-possible-self-portrait
Author Antoine-Jean Gros (attributed)

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