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Studies of Two Groups of Turkish Figures

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Black chalk pen brown ink

Drawings and Prints, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York NY, Gift of Kenneth A. Lohf 1981

Sir David Wilkie (Artist)

Drawings Men Women

before 1841, 1800, 1841

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Title: Studies of Two Groups of Turkish Figures

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Black chalk pen brown ink.

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