Louis XVI giving final instructions to the Comte de la Perouse, 1785, / painted by Edouard Nuel
Louis XVI giving final instructions to the Comte de la Perouse, 1785, / painted by Edouard Nuel
Louis XVI giving final instructions to the Comte de la Perouse, 1785, / painted by Edouard Nuel
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Author / Creator
Date
1911 copy of an 1817 original
Call Numbers
ML 39 , Status: On display - Map Rooms
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Physical Description
Contents
1 oil painting - Approximately 175 x 238 cm.; framed 218 x 274 cm. - gilt frame
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Out of copyright : Artist died before 1955<br>
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Full title
Louis XVI giving final instructions to the Comte de la Perouse, 1785, / painted by Edouard Nuel
Authors, Artists and Contributors
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Author / Artists
Notes
General note
Digital order no:a128478...
Signature / Inscriptions
"Apres Monsiau, Edouard Nuel" -- signed at lower left
Date note
Dated by Stewart Reed, 2013
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Administrative / Biographical history
After returning from his appointment as NSW Commissioner for the 1908 Franco–British Exhibition in London, Sir Joseph Carruthers, suggested at a meeting of the Art Gallery of New South Wale’s board in September 1908 from his position as Trustee that ‘NSW should request a loan of the famous La Pérouse picture’, painted by Nicolas-Andre Monsiau in 18...
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Call Numbers
ML 39 , Status: On display - Map Rooms
Record Identifier
1l4EzKV1
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/1l4EzKV1
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Reference code
201969
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