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View of Paris – The Saint-Michel Bridge

Henri Matisse

View of Paris – The Saint-Michel Bridge

1925

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View of Paris – The Saint-Michel Bridge

Henri Matisse

View of Paris – The Saint-Michel Bridge

Henri Matisse

View of Paris – The Saint-Michel Bridge

1925

Physical Qualities Etching, Sheet: 283 x 378 mm. (11 1/8 x 14 7/8 in.) Plate: 149 x 201 mm. (5 7/8 x 7 15/16 in.)
Credit Line Marguerite Matisse Duthuit Collection
Object Number 2010.125
The Baltimore Museum of Art by gift, 2010; Claude and Barbara Duthuit, France

Inscribed: upper left in plate (backwards): 'Henri Matisse"; lower right stamped: "HM": by later hand, lower right in graphite: "1"; lower left stamped: "Essai"; lower left verso in graphite: "Pl 377 D108"

Artist

Henri Matisse

1868–1953

French, 1869-1954
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PRINTS, DRAWINGS & PHOTOGRAPHS
Henri Matisse
Reclining Nude (Nu couché)
1906
PARIS SOUS LA NEIGE, VU DU HAUT DE SAINT-GERVAIS
Auguste Lepère
Paris sous la neige, vu du haut de Saint-Gervais
1889
UNTITLED
Henri Matisse
Untitled
2000
Alfred Alexandre Delauney
View of the Pont Neuf, Paris
1868–1878
STUDIES
Henri Matisse and Roger Lacourière
Studies
1929–1930
PLACE SAINT MICHEL
Jacques Beltrand
Place Saint Michel
1902
STUDIES
Henri Matisse and Roger Lacourière
Studies
1929–1930
MONT SAINT-MICHEL
Joseph Hecht
Mont Saint-Michel
1937
WHAT SILKEN FLAG OF THE BALM OF IMMORTAL GLORY (REFUSED ETCHING)
Henri Matisse and Roger Lacourière
What Silken Flag of the Balm of Immortal Glory (refused etching)
1929–1930
THE VILLAGE OF CHAILLOT FROM THE PONT DE LA CONCORDE
Thomas Girtin
From the series "A Selection of Twenty of the Most Picturesque Views in Paris"
1801
WHAT SILKEN FLAG OF THE BALM OF IMMORTAL GLORY (REFUSED ETCHING, CANCELLED)
Henri Matisse and Roger Lacourière
What Silken Flag of the Balm of Immortal Glory (refused etching, cancelled)
1929–1930
GENERAL VIEW OF PARIS, FROM CHAILLOT
Thomas Girtin
From the series "A Selection of Twenty of the Most Picturesque Views in Paris"
1801