Bird (Crow)

Minneapolis Institute of Art

Bird (Crow)

Félix BracquemondLinkedCulture matchlcp-03966be4b3a6

Date
1852
Medium
Pen and brown ink on off-white card
Department
European Art
Institution
Minneapolis Institute of Art
Object ID
8274

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Unwilling to take any chances with his etched masterpiece The Upper Part of a Door Panel (Mia P.1, 809), Bracquemond prepared a detailed drawing for the crow featured in the upper left. Because Mia’s study matches the etched version so closely, it was most likely the final model for the print. Bracquemond made this work when he was nineteen years old. He expressed his pleasure in it with an elegant monogram and the precise date, “19 Septembre 1852.” France, Europe

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John DeLaittre Memorial Collection Gift of funds from Mrs. Horace Ropes

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