Conrad Martin Metz 18th.Century Wash Drawing The Penitent Magdalene 1786 Sculpture "Justice" Early 19th

"Justice"  Early 19th

Century Italian Neo-Classical Pen and ink drawing 11

He also taught "The Class of Perfection" in the school and worked with many Mariinsky dancers

Study of an elegant female wearing an evening gown

The Artists only Mezzotint

Conrad Martin Metz 18th.Century Wash Drawing The Penitent Magdalene 1786 Sculpture "Justice" Early 19thConrad Martin Metz 1749 1827. German School 18th. Century. Penitent Magdalene. Pen, charcoal, ink and wash drawing. Signed with initials lower left and dated 1786. 28 x 43 cms. Provenance: With Thomas Agnew London. Circa. 1972. Metz was born at Bonn, the son of the painter Johann Metz, he moved to London in 1781 to study at the Royal Academy Schools where he became a protg of the celebrated engraver Francesco Bartolozzi. It was under his tutelage that