Les Monuments de Paris
Translated as: The Monuments of Paris
Engraver:
Leisnier, Nicolas Auguste
Designer:
Les Bas, Hippolyte
Linen, polychrome Toile de Jouy panel. On the left, the view from the Pont Neuf, with the statue of Henri IV, alternates with the Pantheon; on the right the Fontaine des Innocents alternates with Perrault's east front of the Louvre. The large medallions and cartouches are framed by allegorical figures, scrolls, heads in medallions and trophies of arms, against a grid and rosette background.
Given by the Rhode Island School of Design
Length: 228 cm
Width: 41.5 cm
Method of acquisition: Given (1970-12-03) by Rhode Island School of Design, USA
Louis XVIII
Production date:
circa
AD 1818
Both engraver and designer are associated with France
Weaving
: Linen, polychrome Toile de Jouy
Roller printing
Block printing
Accession number: T.8a-1970
Primary reference Number: 110536
Stable URI
Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Applied Arts
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