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Station des gondoles, Traghetto – Venice

Norbert Goeneutte

Station des gondoles, Traghetto – Venice

1889

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Station des gondoles, Traghetto – Venice

Norbert Goeneutte

Station des gondoles, Traghetto – Venice

Norbert Goeneutte

Station des gondoles, Traghetto – Venice

1889

Physical Qualities Etching and drypoint, Sheet: 278 x 189 mm. (10 15/16 x 7 7/16 in.) Plate: 264 x 187 mm. (10 3/8 x 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 1996.48.5383
From a series of prints on Venice; it is unclear if these works were ever published as a group (see Duvivier 161-169).
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

Inscribed: Signed, titled, and inscribed in pencil: lower left "1er Etat 7 épreuve no. 2 / Station de gondoles Traghetto - Venise"; lower right "Norbert Goeneutte"

Markings: Artist's stamp: monogram in red ink "NG" (Lugt 1182) Watermark: VGL

Artist

Norbert Goeneutte

1853–1893

French, 1854-1894
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PRINTS, DRAWINGS & PHOTOGRAPHS
FANTASY
Norbert Goeneutte
Jeune femme sur un canapé
1876
GONDOLA STATION
Norbert Goeneutte
Station de gondoles au traghetto, Venise
1889
THE BOULEVARD DE CLICHY
Norbert Goeneutte
Petite vue du boulevard de Clichy
1869–1879
GONDOLA STATION
Norbert Goeneutte
Station de gondoles
1889
HENRI GUÉRARD CONSULTING A BOX OF PRINTS
Norbert Goeneutte
Henri Guérard consultant un carton d'estampes
1875
SECURITY CHAIN DEALER. THE COUPLING CHAIN IS NAMED AFTER THE WAY ITS USED BY AN UNSUSPECTING VICTIM, WHO WEARS IT, THUS SIGNALING THAT HE IS IN THE POSSESSION OF A WATCH. THE CRONIES STATIONED IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD ARE NOT DALLYING TO PUT THE INFORMATION TO PROFIT. THIS WAY BERTRAND HAS SOLD THE CHAIN AND MACAIRE GETS THE WATCH.
Honoré Daumier
Le Md. de Chaines de Suretés. La chaîne de sureté ainsi nommée parce qu'elle est un moyen sûr de faire savoir que le badaud qui l'achète possède une montre. Des compères stationnent dans le voisinage et ne tardent pas à mettre l'indication à profit. Bertrand a vendu la chaîne, Macaire fait la montre.
1839
MARKET IN PONTOISE
Norbert Goeneutte
Marché de Pontoise
1888–1898
Prestige Cloth with Interlock Design
Shoowa and Unidentified
Prestige Cloth with Interlock Design
1899–1939
THE MARKET AT PONTOISE, PLACE DU PETIT MARTROY
Norbert Goeneutte
Le marché de Pontoise, place du Petit Martroy
1888–1898
Prestige Cloth with Thick Pile and "Double Knot" Design
Kuba, Shoowa, and others
Prestige Cloth with Thick Pile and "Double Knot" Design
1949–1968
ROCKING CHAIR
Norbert Goeneutte
La Berceuse
1881–1891
Prestige Cloth with Thick Pile and "Jagged Blocks" Design
Kuba, Shoowa, and others
Prestige Cloth with Thick Pile and "Jagged Blocks" Design
1958–1986