Ancien portail d'entrée du couvent des Carmelites, vu de la cour du 284 rue Saint-Jacques, en 1899. 5ème arrondissement, D.3295

Author(s): houbron, frédéric (banyuls-sur-mer, in 1851 - perpignan, 01–10–1908), designer other title: 284 rue saint-jacques. 99. Paris (title awarded) production date: in 1899 type(s) of object(s): drawing, graphic arts name(s): drawing dimensions - artwork: height: 25. 8cm width: 15. 8cm dimensions - museum assembly: height: 48cm width: 37cm dimensions - museum master key: height: 50cm width: 40cm marks, inscriptions, hallmarks: signature of the performer - on the front of the drawing at the bottom left, signed in watercolor: "-houbron-" \ inscription in ink inscription concerning the title - on the front of the drawing at the bottom left, inscription in watercolor: "- paris -" and at the bottom right, in pencil and ink: "284 rue st jacques" \ inscription in pencil date - on the front of the drawing at the bottom left, date in watercolor: "-99-" \ inscription in ink inventory number - on the front of the drawing at the bottom left, number in red ink: "ied. 3295" \ inscription in ink inscription - on the front of the drawing at the top left, inventory number and entry number in pencil: "d 748. E 5506 - r. 904" stamp - on the front of the drawing at the bottom right, oval stamp in blue ink: "ville / de / paris" (lugt suppl. 1012 c) inscription - on the front of the old montage, inscription in brown ink: "houbron iii" (shirt iii) iconographic description: urban landscape. Street, gate, buildings, courtyard or paved cul-de-sac, women, stove, small trade; at the back of the courtyard, 17th century entrance, in stone, doric columns; inscriptions on the entrance to the courtyard: “workshop [?]” historical commentary: the old carmelite cul-de-sac, formerly located on the site of the courtyard, extended beyond the entrance portal (back of the courtyard) of the former carmel of the incarnation inside the convent (which has disappeared), by an alley which led to the church. In 1979, the construction of a concrete building on the site of the courtyard required the dismantling of this portal, then its reconstruction in the same place, visible from the window of the building (see "la montagne sainte-geneviève and the latin quarter" a. Gady, 1998, p. 283). See also “new walks in paris” g. Cain, 1907, p. 132-139 mode of acquisition: purchase date of acquisition: 01–09–1900 institution: carnavalet museum, history of paris inventory number: d. 3295. Date: En 1899.