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Object Type: print
Museum number: 1996,1103.64
Title: Object: L'Ouyë; Series: Five senses
Description: A fiddler singing from a small book, after Dumesnil; a young man holding a portfolio listens to him while a maid with a broom has her back turned; oval within rectangular frame Engraving and etching
Producer name: After: Pierre Louis Dumesnil le jeune; Print made by: Jean Baptiste de Lorraine; Published by: Nicolas Beauvais
School/style: French
Production date: 1755-1763 (circa)
Production place: Published in: Paris (France)
Materials: paper
Technique: engraving; etching
Dimensions: Height: 414 millimetres; Width: 283 millimetres
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Location: Not on display
Subjects: musician; acrobat/street-performer; allegory/personification; five senses
Acquisition name: Donated by: Gerald Edward Coke (Estate of)
Previous owner: Previous owner/ex-collection: Mrs Patricia Coke
Acquisition date: 1996
Acquisition notes: See under 1996-11-3-3.
Department: Prints and Drawings
Registration number: 1996,1103.64

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