Suite de déguisements Le comte de Clermont, règne de Charles VI (Grille de Beauzelin), G.12348 (1 of 3), Achille Devéria, En 1830

Author(s): devéria, achille (paris, 06–02–1800 - paris, 23–12–1857), designer fonrouge, antoine adolphe catherine (bordeaux, 24–01–1798 - after 1855), designer-lithographer osterwald (elder), editor fonrouge, antoine adolphe catherine (bordeaux, 24–01–1798 - after 1855), editor other title: the count of clermont, under charles vi (inscribed title (letter)) production date: in 1830 dating in centuries: 2nd quarter of the 19th century type(s) of object(s): print, graphic arts name(s): print materials and techniques: lithography dimensions - artwork: height: 58. 2cm width: 43cm dimensions - mounting: height: 65. 4cm width: 50. 7cm marks, inscriptions, hallmarks: signature and date - on the front, lower right, printed: "adeveria 1830". Date - on the front, lower right, printed: "adeveria 1830"; on the right, printed: "m. Lcccxxx. ". Letter - on the front, from top to bottom, from left to right, printed: "lith. De fonrouge. "; “the count of clermont, under charles vi. ”; "paris, at ostervald elder's, quai des augustins, n037;"; “and at fonrouge, quai conti, no. 5, near pont-neuf. ” inscription - on the front, right, printed: "lord / de clermont / duc de bourbon / m. Lcccxxx. ". Inventory number - on the front, bottom right, handwritten in pencil and on the back, bottom left, in pen and ink: "g. 12348". Inscription concerning the model - on the front, bottom, center, handwritten in pencil: "grille de beauzelin, head of the historic monuments office". Iconographic description: grille de beauzelin, director of the historical monuments office, depicted in the guise of the count of clermont, reign of charles vi, full length, three-quarter view, head turned to the left, carrying a dagger on the left, hands on the waist. 19th century representation of a 13th century-14th century outfit. Charles vi. Dagger. Hat, feather. Mustache. Historical commentary: the ball would have been given at alexandre dumas’s house. Acquisition mode: unknown acquisition mode institution: carnavalet museum, history of paris inventory number: g. 12348 part of: suite of disguises for a masked ball (at alexandre dumas?). Date: En 1830.