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[edit]| Apothecary of the Saint Nicholas' hospital. | |||
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Woodwork by Bertrand Cone and francis Moureau, cabinetmakers in Tarascon |
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| Title |
Apothecary of the Saint Nicholas' hospital. |
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| Description |
Collection of 207 pharmacy jars of the former Hotel-Dieu of the Sisters of Charity. |
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| Date | 18th century: The pots were donated by Jacques Ollivier at the Beaucaire fair of July 31, 1727 for a party and at that of 32 July 1732 for the rest. They are kept in a woodwork by two cabinetmakers of Tarascon in 1742. | ||
| Medium | White faience, decorated with painted designs in cobalt blue, purple, brown manganese (said “de Moustiers”). | ||
| Dimensions | Various sizes. | ||
| Collection | Communal property: This collection was originally owned by the Gates of Camargue' Hospitals is on deposit to the city of Tarascon since 1986. | ||
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| Accession number |
MH Palissy: PM13000964. |
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| Object history |
After the plague of 1721 which raged throughout the south of France, the Rectors of the Hotel-Dieu obtained that Sister Marguerite Janin, Apothecary of the Hotel-Dieu of Lyon came to create an Apothecary for the Hospital saint Nicolas. |
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| Exhibition history | Apothecary of the Hotel-Dieu Saint Nicholas, that is now a retirement home. On deposit to the city of Tarascon, in 1986. Exhibited at the Art Centre René d'Anjou, at the castle of Tarascon. | ||
| Notes | Centre d'arts René d'Anjou | ||
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| Source/Photographer | Own work - Daniel Villafruela | ||
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17 June 2013 | ||
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