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Jacques Raymond BRASCASSAT, Pluto the dog, lying by the water, 1832, Planche de la suite de six sujets intitulée Etudes par Brascassat, 1832, Galerie Paul Prouté Paris

Jacques Raymond BRASCASSAT

1804 - 1867

Pluto the dog, lying by the water

Plate from the series of six subjects titled Etudes par Brascassat, 1832
Original lithograph
320 × 415 mm, margins 355 × 520 mm
Fine impression on wove paper, small tear on the right edge, scattered foxing in the subject, oblique fold in the lower right angle. Blind stamp of Rittner & Goupil, publishers and print dealers (Lugt 5883)
Provenance : A. Beurdeley (Lugt 421)
Reference : IFF 2

N.B. The artist reuses this composition in a picture painted in 1827, Pluton, chien favori du maître, now conserved at the Beaux-Arts museum of Reims.

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