Intérieur | Interior

Intérieur | Interior

A woman, who would have been identified as a scullery maid in her time, cleans a pot inside a kitchen. The arrangement was artificial, being set up under controlled conditions.

Possibly Count Charles de Clugny, (1862-1930) an amateur working in Paris who was also known to do nude studies.

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Interiors Women: Occupational Furniture Supports
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Intérieur | Interior
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Image Dimensions23.1 x 18.2 cm tipped to mount | Lieferung 3 | Third Issue

Support Dimensions34.0 x 26.2 cm light green colored paper

Print Notes

Recto: Engraved: l.l.: COMTE C. DE CLUGNY. PARIS | INTÉRIEUR; within plate at l.l.: BX (atelier); on mount at l.r.: KP, for abbreviated name of journal. No atelier attribution on plate, but assumed to be by Meisenbach like other plates from this issue.

Published

Art in Photography, Photo Era Publishing Company, Boston: 1904: mounted halftone: Intérieur, Comte C. De Clugny, Paris.

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