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Major Pierson and the Brahman (grey wash and graphite on laid paper) (see 153906)
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Major Pierson and the Brahman (grey wash and graphite on laid paper) (see 153906)
XYC153905 Major Pierson and the Brahman (grey wash and graphite on laid paper) (see 153906) by Romney, George (1734-1802); 20x12.1 cm; Yale Center for British Art, New Haven, USA; (add.info.: Pierson active in defending British from French; ); Gift of Mr and Mrs J. Richardson Dilworth; English, out of copyright
Media ID 23225280
© Gift of Mr and Mrs J. Richardson Dilworth / Bridgeman Images
Brahmin Ethnic High Priest Hindu Sage Spiritual Talking Wise Man Braham
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This print titled "Major Pierson and the Brahman" by George Romney showcases a remarkable blend of grey wash and graphite on laid paper. The artwork, measuring 20x12.1 cm, is housed at the Yale Center for British Art in New Haven, USA. The image depicts Major Pierson engaged in an intriguing conversation with a wise man - the Brahman. As an active defender of the British against French forces, Major Pierson's encounter with this spiritual figure adds depth to his character and story. Romney's skillful study captures the essence of this interaction, showcasing both men engrossed in deep conversation. The portrait exudes a sense of wisdom and spirituality as we witness their exchange unfold before our eyes. The presence of the high priest or sage-like figure suggests that there is more to be discovered beneath the surface. This drawing offers viewers a glimpse into another culture as it portrays a Hindu male adorned in traditional attire. With its meticulous details and masterful execution, this artwork not only serves as an aesthetically pleasing piece but also invites contemplation about cultural diversity and interplay between different belief systems. Gifted by Mr. and Mrs. J. Richardson Dilworth, this English masterpiece now resides within public domain archives for all to appreciate its historical significance without any commercial implications attached to it.
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