Inglorious Artists
  1. An engraved painting depicting a procession involving multiple figures, mostly women, displayed in a classic style typical of the July Monarchy era. Some figures wear elaborate dresses and headgear, representative of allegory. Various signs and banners add context to their roles or messages in the procession. The artwork falls within the genres of Fine Arts and is infused with a sense of formality and historical narrative.
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Marche de gros gras et bete no. 2

Creator

Artist: Grandville
Printer: Becquet
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 Becquet. Published by Aubert in La Caricature.

Description

No description available

Subjects

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

Tags

Allegory, Fine Arts, July Monarchy, Paintings, Processions, Women

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

54cm by 33.6cm

Note

Call number (cote): Dc- 199 (D 8)- FOL