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Prise du palais royal (29 Julliet 1830) [print].

Accession number
PML 140275.13
Creator
Charlet, Nicolas-Toussaint, 1792-1845.
Published
[Paris] : I. Lith de Gihaut frères éditeurs, [1830].
Credit line
Bequest of Gordon N. Ray, 1987.
Notes
Date from La Combe.
Lettered above the image "No. 3" and lettered below the image with title "Charlet et Jaime" and "I. lith de Gihaut frères éditeurs"
"According to La Combe this was part of an untitled series of prints representing scenes from the 1830 Revolution published by Gihaut frères; La Combe states that a series of twelve prints was intended but the idea was abandoned after the first four lithographs due to lack of public interest. The identity of Charlet's collaborator Jaime is uncertain. The name may refer to E. Jaime active from 1830-40 or Jean-François Jaime active 1804-64. La Combe states that Charlet represented the figures while Jaime was responsible for the setting."--British Museum online catalog.
Library has all 4 plates comprising this numbered but untitled series, bound out of sequence and numbered PML 140275.10-13 (see La Combe 445-448).
Comprises plate 78 of v. 3 of a 5 v. set of albums containing a collection of 496 lithographs by Charlet, including published suites of plates and individually published prints.
Library's copy folded across the center and mounted onto bound stub.
Copy printed on chine collé.
Description
1 print : lithograph ; image: 369 x 336 mm; sheet: 530 x 345 mm
Provenance
From the library of Gordon N. Ray.
Summary
Plate no 3 of 4. Print shows a scene from the 29th July 1830; a crowd of insurgents in a street with tricolores; in the foreground a wounded man with a woman leaning over him, two other corpses (one of them a soldier) and a worker holding a soldier's hat up on a sword with one hand and clutching a hammer in the other.
Classification
Department