Inglorious Artists
  1. An illustration of two men in a studio setting, depicting a scene from the July Monarchy era. One man with pince-nez and facial hair is standing, looking at another man with long hair seated near an easel, which holds an unclear painting. In the background, a shelf holds several bottles, possibly alcohol. The style suggests the subjects are bourgeoisie art critics or painters viewing art.
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Croquis d'Expressions no. 90

Creator

Artist: Jules Platier
Printer: Aubert
Publisher: Aubert

Abstract

This is a digital photograph of an original print held by the Bibliothèque nationale de France. The original is a lithograph. Printed by Aubert. Published by Aubert.

Description

No description available

Subjects

Art -- Economic aspects -- France -- History -- 19th century
Caricatures and cartoons -- France -- History -- 19th century

Tags

Art Critics, Bottles (Alcohol), Bourgeoisie, Easels, Facial Hair, July Monarchy, Long Hair (Men), Painters (Artists), Paintings, Pince-nez, Studio, Viewing

Rights

No Copyright - United States

Access Rights

For any commercial use of this image, please contact the Bibliothèque nationale de France.

Location

Paris, France

Extent

35.5cm by 27cm

Note

Call number (cote): Tf- 90-PET FOL