Musée Artistique et Littéraire, Le (page 1/2)

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Pictures and captions from “Le Musée Artistique et Littéraire: Revue Hebdomadaire Ilustrée” edited by J. Rouam, Paris, 1881. here are illustrations from Tome VI (volume 6); I also have Volume 4.

Title: Musée Artistique et Littéraire, Le

Author: Rouam, J. (ed.)

Published by: Libraire De L'Art

City: London & Paris

Date: 1881

Total items: 5

Out of copyright (called public domain in the USA), hence royalty-free for all purposes usage credit requested, or as marked.

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[picture: Tailpiece with grotesque gargoyle figure]

Tailpiece with grotesque gargoyle figure

This ornate end-of-chapter ornament, or tail-piece, includes a grotesque horned head with a hollow mouth, as for a drain-spout of a gargoyle.

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[picture: Statue of Mirabeau]

Statue of Mirabeau

A well-dressed man in a suit has one arm outstretched to point the way forward, a French sculpture that could have been used as a directional signpost. The statue was exhibited at the Paris exhibition (salon) of [...] [more...]

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[picture: A Dance of Shepherdesses]

A Dance of Shepherdesses

The drawing reproduced as an engraving shows three women, barefoot and in ankle-length short-sleeved dresses. One is seated, playing divided pipes; she’s sitting on the steps of a circular neo-Classical temple with fluted columns. The othr two women have wreathes in their hair, one of daisies and the other of laurel leaves. They dance together left [...] [more...]

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[picture: Border with mathematical instruments]

Border with mathematical instruments

This chapter head is made of two parts: to the left and top, an L-shaped steel ruler or square, perhaps, with a weight hanging by a string (a pumb-line probably; it may have been a roofing square); under the top part of the ruler, a collection of protractors, a telescope, dividers, [...] [more...]

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[picture: Le Chateau de la Grangefort-sir-Allier. Vue Generale.]

Le Chateau de la Grangefort-sir-Allier. Vue Generale.

The castle shown in the distance here dates back in part to the 16th century and in part to the 19th, when it was rebuilt. [more...]

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Auvergne ·Puy de Dome ·none

Pictures and captions from “Le Musée Artistique et Littéraire: Revue Hebdomadaire Ilustrée” edited by J. Rouam, Paris, 1881. here are illustrations from Tome VI (volume 6); I also have Volume 4.


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