Voyage Pittoresque A Travers L'Isthme De Suez
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1869 (printed)
1869 (printed)
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Volume of plates (22) after E.Riou entitled 'Voyage Pittoresque A Travers L'Isthme De Suez'. Bound in publisher's decorated cloth.
Frontispiece displays a portrait of M. De Lesseps. Plates are lithographed with two or three tint stones, most coloured by hand. Most plates lettered 'Imp. Lemercier & Cie. Paris. Plates I XX'. Signed 'Riou', lettered 'Riou pinxit', and with name of lithographer, and numbered. Plates lithographed by Eugene Ciceri, unless otherwise stated.
Frontispiece displays a portrait of M. De Lesseps. Plates are lithographed with two or three tint stones, most coloured by hand. Most plates lettered 'Imp. Lemercier & Cie. Paris. Plates I XX'. Signed 'Riou', lettered 'Riou pinxit', and with name of lithographer, and numbered. Plates lithographed by Eugene Ciceri, unless otherwise stated.
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Title | Voyage Pittoresque A Travers L'Isthme De Suez (series title) |
Materials and techniques | Hand-coloured lithographs |
Brief description | Hand-coloured lithographs after drawings by Edouard Riou, from a volume of plates (22) entitled 'Voyage Pittoresque A Travers L'Isthme De Suez'. French School, 1869. |
Physical description | Volume of plates (22) after E.Riou entitled 'Voyage Pittoresque A Travers L'Isthme De Suez'. Bound in publisher's decorated cloth. Frontispiece displays a portrait of M. De Lesseps. Plates are lithographed with two or three tint stones, most coloured by hand. Most plates lettered 'Imp. Lemercier & Cie. Paris. Plates I XX'. Signed 'Riou', lettered 'Riou pinxit', and with name of lithographer, and numbered. Plates lithographed by Eugene Ciceri, unless otherwise stated. |
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Credit line | Purchased with the assistance of the National Heritage Memorial Fund, Art Fund, Shell International and the Friends of the V&A |
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Accession number | SP.505A |
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Record created | June 30, 2009 |
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