File:L'Hiver - Winter - Il Invierno - El Invierno (BM 1931,1114.579).jpg

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L'Hiver - Winter - Il Invierno - El Invierno   (Wikidata search (Cirrus search) Wikidata query (SPARQL)  Create new Wikidata item based on this file)
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Published by: Casse Frères

Published by: A Bès & F Dubreuil
Title
L'Hiver - Winter - Il Invierno - El Invierno
Description
English: A man ice skating on a frozen river, pushing a green sleigh in which sits a fashionable woman wearing a black coat, a purple skirt and a fur muff; more figures in the background, as well as a bridge and some buildings
Hand-coloured lithograph
Date 1849-1860 (circa)
Medium paper
Dimensions
Height: 199 millimetres (image size)
Width: 293 millimetres
institution QS:P195,Q6373
Current location
Prints and Drawings
Accession number
1931,1114.579
Notes

The Bibliographie de la France records several prints entitled "L'Hiver" published by Bes & Dubreuil: - 29 December 1849, no. 657: "L'automne. -- L'Eté. -- Le Printemps. -- L'Hiver. Impr. lith. de {Bès et Dubreuil}, à Paris. A Paris, chez {Bès et Dubreuil}". - 21 January 1854, no. 90: "Le Printemps. -- L'Eté. -- L'Automne. -- L'Hiver (4 femmes). Imp. lithog. de {Bès et Dubreuil}, à Paris". - 6 December 1856, no. 2420 : "Le Printemps ; l'Eté ; l'Automne ; l'Hiver. 4 pl. Imp. lith. de {Bès et Dubreuil}, à Paris"

- 15 December 1860, no. 2551: "Printemps (le). -- L'été. -- L'automne. -- L'hiver. Paris, impr. lith. {Bès et Dubreuil}".
Source/Photographer https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/object/P_1931-1114-579
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