Roman Statue

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Roman Statue

A drawing from cast of a Roman statue, in a seated position, the identity of the figure is unknown. A drawing by a student of the National Gallery Schools, Melbourne, selected by Lindsay Bernard Hall, the director. Date: circa 1922

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Bernard Cast Director Gallery Identity Lindsay Melbourne Position Schools Selected Student Unknown 1922 Gillam

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1. Title: A Seated Roman Statue: A Student's Drawing from the Cast at the National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne (circa 1922) This drawing depicts a Roman statue in a seated position, its identity remaining a mystery. The artwork is a beautiful rendition of a cast, meticulously created by a talented student at the National Gallery Schools in Melbourne, Australia. The drawing was selected and approved by Lindsay Bernard Hall, the esteemed director of the National Gallery of Victoria at the time, around the year 1922. The Roman statue is depicted in a serene and poised seated position, its intricately detailed features showcasing the mastery of the student artist. The drawing is a testament to the artist's ability to capture the essence of the original Roman sculpture, despite its unknown identity. The National Gallery Schools in Melbourne, under the guidance of Lindsay Bernard Hall, were renowned for fostering artistic talent and encouraging students to explore their creativity through various mediums. This drawing is part of a new series of works selected by Hall, showcasing the diverse range of artistic styles and techniques that were being developed at the time. The Roman statue drawing is a precious addition to the Mary Evans Prints Online collection, providing a glimpse into the rich artistic heritage of Melbourne and the National Gallery Schools. It serves as a reminder of the importance of preserving and celebrating the works of emerging artists, while also highlighting the enduring allure of ancient Roman sculpture. In conclusion, this drawing of a seated Roman statue is an exquisite example of the artistic prowess of a student at the National Gallery Schools in Melbourne, circa 1922. Its mysterious identity only adds to its intrigue, making it a fascinating addition to the Mary Evans Prints Online collection.

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