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Auteur(s): Fraipont, Gustave (Bruxelles, 09–05–1849 - Paris, 29–04–1923), dessinateur

Imprimerie F. & M. Moreau, imprimeur

Date de production: Entre 1880 et 1900
Type(s) d'objet(s): Arts graphiques, Estampe
Dénomination(s): Affiche
Matériaux et techniques: Lithographie
Dimensions - Oeuvre: 
   Hauteur : 105.8 cm
   Largeur : 71 cm

Dimensions - Montage: 

   Hauteur : 109.2 cm
   Largeur : 74.4 cm
Marques, inscriptions, poinçons: Signature - S.B.D.: " G. FRAIPONT "

Lettre - " SOURCES LES PLUS SULFUREUSES DE FRANCE/ Enghien/les Bains/ GRAND ETABLISSEMENT THERMAL de 1er. ORDRE/ Nouveau Casino, Jardin des Roses, Théâtre/ Petits-Chevaux, Pêche, Canotage, Gds Bals/ champêtres, Projections électriques. etc. etc " Lettre - B.D.: " F & M. MOREAU. 95, Rue de Vaugirard. PARIS " Lettre - Sur le blason, Mi-H.G.: " robur/ /rtutem/ / Dant fontes " Marque du musée - B.G.: " CARNAVALET " Tampon - B.G., H.G., B.D., H.D.: " LEGS/ Quentin/Bauchart/ 1911 "

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Publicité, Tourisme, Loisir, Vacances, France, Enghien, Thermalisme, Médecine, Jeune femme dans une barque nourrissant des cygnes, lac, rivage avec bâtiments divers dont un casino, lys, blason, casino illuminé

Mode d'acquisition: Legs

Nom du donateur, testateur, vendeur: Quentin-Bauchart, Maurice Date d’acquisition: 1911

Institution: Musée Carnavalet, Histoire de Paris
Numéro d’inventaire: AFF1277
IIIF Manifest: https://apicollections.parismusees.paris.fr/iiif/320011378/manifest
Date Entre 1880 et 1900
Source https://www.parismuseescollections.paris.fr/fr/musee-carnavalet/oeuvres/sources-les-plus-sulfureuses-de-france-enghienles-bains-grand-etablissement#infos-principales
Author Fraipont, Gustave (Bruxelles, 09–05–1849 - Paris, 29–04–1923), dessinateur

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