Man Wearing Laurels Art Print

About The Artwork:

Sargent executed several studies of male nudes, which were probably painted during or soon after his student years at the private atelier of Carolus-Duran. While Man Wearing Laurels is a bust-length study, a more elaborate painting of perhaps the same man wearing laurels, A Male Model Standing before a Stove, late 1870s (Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York), indicates that the figure is a professional model posing in a studio. French academic training extolled the human form as the major vehicle of expression.

Product Details:

This is a Giclee art print on archival-grade fine art paper. High-quality printing reflects the vintage texture of the original drawings.

Perfect art piece to decorate your space - rooms, studios, restaurants, bars... Also a perfect gift to your tasting friends.

Note:

All sizes listed are overall paper dimensions including the border.

Image crop outcome may vary depending on the chosen size.

Exact sizing may vary slightly due to the printing process, we advise waiting to buy frames until the prints arrive.

Colour variations between on-site previews, your screen, and printed artwork may occur.

Frame:

Frames are NOT included in the sale of the print.

Choose a frame from our frame collection.

When you buy a frame and a poster, the poster is placed in the frame and then all wrapped and secured.

Customize Size:

We offer a custom service to print and cut the size you want, ensuring that the print will fit your frame and space. Please contact us with your needs.