Drie jonge vrouwen met hoed en parasol

Bernard Romain Julien (mentioned on object), after design by Charles Philipon (mentioned on object), 1827 - 1829

  • Artwork typeprint
  • Object numberRP-P-1970-580
  • Dimensionsheight 345 mm x width 248 mm
  • Physical characteristicsmet de hand gekleurde lithografie

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Identification

  • Title(s)

    • Drie jonge vrouwen met hoed en parasol
    • Jeunesse et beauté (title on object)

  • Series title(s)

    • Compenseren
    • Compensations (series title on object)

  • Object type

  • Object number

    RP-P-1970-580

  • Series number

    14/?

  • Inscriptions / marks

    • collector's mark: Lugt 2228
    • inscription: ‘Paul Prouté, 2 Aug. 1965 N.F. 050’

Creation

  • Creation

    • printmaker: Bernard Romain Julien (mentioned on object)
    • after design by Charles Philipon (mentioned on object)
    • printer (person): Pierre François Ducarme (mentioned on object), Paris
    • publisher: Jean Fréderic Ostervald (mentioned on object), Paris
    • publisher: Martinet-Hautecoeur (mentioned on object), Paris

  • Dating

    1827 - 1829

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Material and technique

  • Physical description

    met de hand gekleurde lithografie

  • Dimensions

    height 345 mm x width 248 mm

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  • Subject

Acquisition and rights

  • Credit line

    Gift of the heirs of P. van Eeghen, Amsterdam

  • Acquisition

    gift 1970

  • Copyright

    Public domain

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