Portrait of Edouard Manet
Félix Henri Bracquemond · c. 1867
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Félix Henri Bracquemond's "Portrait of Edouard Manet," created around 1867, is an etching on ivory laid paper. The plate measures 15.5 × 11.8 cm, while the sheet is significantly larger at 24 × 118.6 cm. Classified as an etching within the Prints and Drawings department, this work is held in the Albert Roullier Memorial Collection and originated from France.
Félix Bracquemond, a French painter born in 1833 and deceased in 1914, is the artist. His nationality is not explicitly stated in the provided artist authority record, though his association with French culture is noted in the artwork's record.
No information regarding the provenance, exhibition history, or specific literature for this particular artwork is available in the supplied catalogue data. Comparable holdings indicate several other works by Bracquemond are held at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, including etchings and various dated pieces.
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