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Tout au bout de la ville!, Man in the window frame shows Jean-Jean the way, Histoire de Jean-Jean, Story about Jean-Jean, print, printmaker: Denis Auguste Marie Raffet, printer (person): François Jean Villain, Paris, 1825 - 1829, printer (person), paper, lithography, height 218 mm x width 300 mm, Series consists of title print and sixteen prints. Seventh print in the series of seventeen prints, head-gear, firearms: rifle, getting lost, having lost one's way, losing one's way, A pencil or charcoal drawing shows a man standing at the base of a stone spiral staircase leading to a small window in a wall, the man dressed in a long coat and a helmet with a plume, carrying a long rifle slung over his shoulder and a small pack and canteen at his side, holding a sheet of paper in one hand and looking up toward the window where another figure leans out from the opening and points outward with an extended arm, a leafless tree branch visible behind the wall and faint silhouettes of figures in the background.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26B12_198

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

33.8Mo (7.8Mo) / 31.1cm x 27.2cm / 3670 x 3215 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Tout au bout de la ville! Man window frame Jean-Jean way Histoire de Jean-Jean Story print printmaker Denis Auguste Marie Raffet printer person François Jean Villain Paris 1825 - 1829 paper lithography height 218 mm x width 300 mm Series consists title print sixteen prints Seventh print series seventeen prints head-gear firearms rifle getting lost having lost s way losing pencil charcoal drawing man standing base stone spiral staircase leading small window wall man dressed long coat helmet plume carrying long slung shoulder small pack canteen side holding sheet hand looking up window another figure leans opening points outward extended arm leafless tree branch visible faint silhouettes figures background