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Poitiers, cathédrale saint-Pierre
1890
RF 39909, Recto
Département des Arts graphiques
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- Inventory number
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RF 39909, RectoFormer inventory number:LUX 812.D135Handwritten inventory reference:vol.29
- Collection
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Département des Arts graphiques
Cabinet des dessins
Fonds des dessins et miniatures, collection du musée d'Orsay - Artist/maker / School / Artistic centre
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PENNELL Joseph
(1860-1926)
Ecole américaine
- Object name/Title
- Poitiers, cathédrale saint-Pierre
- Description/Features
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Commentaire :Pour l'illustration d'articles sur les monuments religieux français dans le Ce ntury Magazine de New-York : articles repris dans un livre : E.R. Pennel 'French cathedrals, monasteries and abbeys and sacred sites France' New-York, Londres, Leipsig, 1909, reprod p 53. Signé à la mine de plomb : '3 3/4 Poitiers cathedral wall space 2nd art'. Troué-déchiré. Fait partie d'un ensemble de dessins. Projet d'illustration. Bibliographie : van Rensselaer 'The churches of Poitiers and Caen' Century Magazine, LIV, juillet 1897 reprod p. 429.
- Dimensions
- H. 0,053 m ; L. 0,036 m
- Materials and techniques
- encre noire à la plume;mine de plomb
- Date
- 1890
- Collector / Previous owner / Commissioner / Archaeologist / Dedicatee
- Dernière provenance : Pennell, Joseph
- Acquisition details
- don
- Acquisition date
- 1908
- Current location
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Petit format
This artwork is on view by appointment in the reference room for prints and drawings - Collections
- Pennel
- Techniques
- encre noire à la plume - mine de plomb
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Last updated on 24.09.2024
The contents of this entry do not necessarily take account of the latest data.
The contents of this entry do not necessarily take account of the latest data.
Full entry on the collection website of the Department of Prints and Drawings:
http://arts-graphiques.louvre.fr/detail/oeuvres/1/233666-Poitiers-cathedrale-saint-Pierre