Actes et paroles, Depuis l'exil, Troisième partie, 1885 Mort de Victor Hugo, 2017.0.2071.2, Vers 1895

Actes et paroles, Depuis l'exil, Troisième partie, 1885 Mort de Victor Hugo, 2017.0.2071.2, Vers 1895

Author(s): méaulle, fortuné louis (angers, 11–04–1844 - in 1901), engraver anonymous, designer imprimerie p. Mouillot, printer hugues, eugène, editor other titles: illustration for "acts and words, from exile" in the e. Hugues edition, 1895 (subtitle), victor hugo. Paris: e. Hugues, 1876-1897 (title of the set) production date: around 1895 dating in century: 4th quarter of the 19th century type(s) of object(s): print, graphic arts name(s): print materials and techniques: wood engraving dimensions - square line: height: 11. 5cm width: 14. 2cm dimensions - artwork: height: 32. 2cm width: 24cm description: work without editing. Marks, inscriptions, hallmarks: letter - signature at the bottom right of the image: "f. Méaulle" museum mark - museum stamp in blue ink, lower right of the print (lugt 1270a) iconographic description: illustration for "actes paroles, from exile" for the hugues edition (1895), page 229, representing victor hugo on his deathbed from nadar's photograph. Themes / subjects / places represented: literary scene, acts and words (v. Hugo), death person / character depicted: hugo, victor institution: maison de victor hugo - hauteville house inventory number: 2017. 0. 2071. 2. Date: Vers 1895.
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Author: Méaulle, Fortuné Louis (Angers, 11–04–1844 - en 1901), graveurSource: https://commons.wikimedia.org/

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