Lorenz Frølich
KKS17933
In "To bedende børn" (Two Praying Children), created by Danish artist Lorenz Frølich between 1864 and 1877, the drawing depicts two young children kneeling in prayer. Rendered in pen and ink with black wash and white body color, the larger child on the left, wearing a long dress, clasps hands together, while the smaller child on the right mimics the gesture. The figures are set against a dark background, emphasizing their delicate features and innocence. Frølich was known for his illustrations and ability to capture the natural movements of children, a skill reflected in the attentive postures of these figures. This work serves as an illustration for the book "Petites soeurs et petites mamans," which highlights his prominent role in children's literature of the time.
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Lille pige reparerer en drengs bukser
Lorenz Frølich
Nature (The Calmady Children)
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Mother Watching Over Two Young Children Playing (recto); Baby in a Bassinet (verso)
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Twee kinderen, van voren gezien
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De to børn præparerer sommerfugle
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Lille pige bader et mindre barn
Lorenz Frølich
Tre børn og en dukke
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The Sisters
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Studie til de to pigebørn samt til hende (t.h.'s) hoved på billederne "Bøgeskov i Maj".
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