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Jordanus Hoorn (1753-1833) was a Dutch artist known for his masterful drawings. He often used black chalk to depict his subjects, as shown in his portrait of a woman in a frilled bodice. Hoorn was a skilled draftsman, adept at capturing detail and creating a sense of realism in his subjects, as evident in the intricate folds of clothing and the expressive faces of his figures. His drawings, often of portraits, offer a glimpse into the fashion and society of his time.
Born
1753
Died
1833