Les Lorettes Vieillies
Print
1831 (produced)
1831 (produced)
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Hand coloured lithograph by Gavarni, from the series 'Masques et Visages", 1831, depicting two well off firgures, one male and the other female, engaging with a women dressed in rags; in well to do female figure turn her head from the poor women as if in digust, whilst the man looking on with amusement
Object details
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| Title | Les Lorettes Vieillies (assigned by artist) |
| Materials and techniques | Hand coloured lithograph |
| Brief description | Hand coloured lithograph entitled "Les Lorettes Vieillies" by Gavarni, No.4 from the series 'Masques et Visages", 1831 |
| Physical description | Hand coloured lithograph by Gavarni, from the series 'Masques et Visages", 1831, depicting two well off firgures, one male and the other female, engaging with a women dressed in rags; in well to do female figure turn her head from the poor women as if in digust, whilst the man looking on with amusement |
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| Marks and inscriptions | Text found throughout the print indicating artist, title, series, printer and publisher; there is also a caption for the print to give it context (Top of print: "Masques et Visages"
Centre of print: "Par Gavarni", "Les Lorettes Vieilles", "4"
Capton: "Pamela! La mere a ete ma femme de chambre!"
Bottom left corner: "Librairie Nouvelle, 15 Boulevart des Italiens"
Bottom centre: "Imp. Lemercier, Paris") |
| Production | No.4 from the series 'Masques et. Visages', 1831; Printer:Lemercier (Paris), Publisher:Librairie Nouvelle- taken from information found on the print, cross-checked with The Metropolitan Museum of Art's website |
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| Bibliographic reference | Taken from the departmental circulation registration 1947 |
| Collection | |
| Accession number | CIRC.205-1947 |
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| Record created | June 30, 2009 |
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