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Camille Roqueplan and Charles Etienne Pierre Motte

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1829

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Camille Roqueplan and Charles Etienne Pierre Motte

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1829

Physical Qualities Lithograph on chine collé, Sheet: 267 × 332 mm. (10 1/2 × 13 1/16 in.) Image: 109 × 188 mm. (4 5/16 × 7 3/8 in.)
Credit Line The George A. Lucas Collection, purchased with funds from the State of Maryland, Laurence and Stella Bendann Fund, and contributions from individuals, foundations, and corporations throughout the Baltimore community
Object Number 1996.48.7004
The Baltimore Museum of Art by purchase, 1996; The Maryland Institute College of Art, through Henry Walters, Baltimore, by bequest 1909; from George A. Lucas, Paris

Markings: CM: Maryland Institute Lucas Collection (Lugt 1695c); Charles Motte (Lugt 1828b)

Artist

Camille Roqueplan

1799–1854

French, 1800 - 1855
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Printer/Publisher

Charles Etienne Pierre Motte

1784–1835

French, 1785 - 1836
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PRINTS, DRAWINGS & PHOTOGRAPHS
THE LOVE LETTER
William Humphreys and Camille Roqueplan
The Love Letter
1813–1864
RACING
Camille Roqueplan and Bertauts
Courses
1829
STREET SCENE
Camille Roqueplan
Street Scene
1822–1854
AT THE RACES
Norbert Goeneutte
Aux Courses
1873–1887
THE FOUNTAIN
Camille Roqueplan, Louis-Pierre-Alphonse Bichebois, and others
La Fontaine
1822–1854
LES COURSES
Édouard Manet
Les Courses
1859–1869
THE WALK
Camille Roqueplan, E. Ardit, and others
La Promenade
1822–1854
THE HORSE RACES. THE CHINESE, WHO HAVE THE MOST UGLY CARRIAGE HORSES ONE CAN POSSIBLY IMAGINE, HAVE RECOGNIZED THE NECESSITY TO IMPROVE THIS INTERESTING BREED OF QUADRUPEDS. SO THE HORSE RACING ASSOCIATION OF BEIJING HAS HAD NO BETTER IDEA THAN TO MAKE THE HORSES RACE AND OVER A DISTANCE OF A MILE IN 4 MINUTES. TO THE CONTENTMENT OF THE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE, THE WINNER QUITE FREQUENTLY REACHES FINISHING LINE... ON A WHEEL BARROW. THE IMPROVEMENT
Honoré Daumier
Les Courses De Chevaux. Les Chinois, qui ont les plus détestables chevaux de fiacre qu'il soit possible d'imaginer, ont reconnu la nécessité d'améliorer cette intéressante race de quadrupèdes. En conséquence la Société Hippique de Pékin n'a cru pouvoir rien inventer de mieux que de créer des course où les chevaux doivent franchir une lieue en quatre minutes. Assez souvent le cheval arrive à son but, mais jamais la société d'encouragement, attendu que le vainqueur est alors ramené en triomphe chez lui... dans une charrette. Il est amélioré à perpétuité!
1843
THE STOUP
Camille Roqueplan and E. Ardit
Le Bénitier
1822–1854
APPLES
Camille Roqueplan and H. Gaugain
Les Pommes
1822–1854
APPLES
Camille Roqueplan and H. Gaugain
Les Pommes
1822–1854
THE PROCESSION
Camille Roqueplan and H. Gaugain
La Procession
1822–1854