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| Title:: |
A Young Conductor in Paris |
Year:: |
1878 |
| Artist: |
Brown, Walter Francis |
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| Medium: |
pencil |
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| Period: |
American 19th Century |
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Height(mm):
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280
200
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| Price: |
$900.00 |
| Description: |
Brown, an American, was a student of Gerome and Bonnat in Paris. He is best known for his illustrations for Mark Twain's "A Tramp Abroad," and for scenes of Venice, his adopted home. This is a relatively early work, a sensitive, full-length study of a bearded young man raising a baton and holding a score, the subject not identified but perhaps identifiable. Signed, inscribed "Paris" and dated "Feb. 78." Music catalog #453. |
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