Et tu, Brute? - Original Ink Drawing, Satire on the Death of Caesar
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Original pen and ink drawing of humorous intent, parodying the assassination of Julius Caesar: the conspirators, knives in hand, surround their victim at the foot of a column crowned by a statue. Below, lettered by hand, the celebrated "Et tu, Brute?".
Original pen and ink drawing of humorous intent, parodying the assassination of Julius Caesar: the conspirators, knives in hand, surround their victim at the foot of a column crowned by a statue. Below, lettered by hand, the celebrated "Et tu, Brute?".
Medium: Original pen and ink drawing on paper
Artist / after: Signed with the initials "R.W." in the lower right corner
Dimensions: 10.4 x 15.9 in (26.3 x 40.5 cm)
Condition: Good general condition; the paper retains horizontal fold marks and a light yellowing, with no losses or tears.
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Original pen and ink drawing of humorous intent, parodying the assassination of Julius Caesar: the conspirators, knives in hand, surround their victim at the foot of a column crowned by a statue. Below, lettered by hand, the celebrated "Et tu, Brute?".