Who painted "Always Have the Bedclothes Folded up" [fol. 41 recto]?

"Always Have the Bedclothes Folded up" [fol. 41 recto] was painted by French early 16th Century in 1514.

Where can I see "Always Have the Bedclothes Folded up" [fol. 41 recto]?

"Always Have the Bedclothes Folded up" [fol. 41 recto] is held by National Gallery of Art.

What movement is "Always Have the Bedclothes Folded up" [fol. 41 recto]?

"Always Have the Bedclothes Folded up" [fol. 41 recto] is associated with Renaissance.

Artwork

"Always Have the Bedclothes Folded up" [fol. 41 recto]

French early 16th Century , 1514

"Always Have the Bedclothes Folded up" [fol. 41 recto] is an ink drawing by the Renaissance artist French early 16th Century. It dates from 1514 and is held in the collection of the National Gallery of Art. This drawing shows a man in fancy robes sitting on a throne.

Artist & collection

Artist

French early 16th Century

A French draftsman from the early 1500s filled sheets of laid paper with tiny, sharp-tongued instructions—ink sketches paired with warnings like “Do Not Eat Your Heart Out” or “Feed Not Things That Have Sharp Claws.”…