Moles
Félix Henri Bracquemond · 1854
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"Moles" is an etching by Félix Henri Bracquemond, created in 1854. The artwork is executed in black on ivory laid paper, measuring 25.4 × 19.3 cm for the image, 27.4 × 19.8 cm for the plate, and 28.4 × 20.8 cm for the sheet. It is classified as an etching and resides in the Prints and Drawings department.
The artist, Félix Henri Bracquemond, was a French painter born in 1833 and died in 1914. This particular work was acquired through the Print and Drawing Fund.
Provenance, exhibition history, and literature for "Moles" are not provided in the supplied catalogue data. Other works by Bracquemond held by the Art Institute of Chicago include "André de Nerciat" (1867) and "The Upper Part of a Door" (1852).
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