Rue d’Argout. Hôtel meublé de Francfort Chambre où coucha… by Georges-Henri Manesse

Etching of a dim interior with a mullioned window, stone arch, open doorway and fireplace, lit by light across the floor.

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Rue d’Argout. Hôtel meublé de Francfort Chambre où coucha Charlotte Corday la nuit qui précéda l’assassinat de Marat, G.16869, Georges-Henri Manesse (1906), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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This etching shows a dim, sparsely furnished room with a mullioned window on the left, a stone arch dividing the space, and a fireplace on the right beside an open doorway. Light falls across the uneven floorboards, and the walls and ceiling are rendered in dense hatched lines. The print is by Georges-Henri Manesse, dated 1906, and its inscription identifies the room as the Hôtel meublé de Francfort in Rue d'Argout, where Charlotte Corday slept the night before Marat's assassination.

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1906

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