Rue d’Argout. Hôtel meublé de Francfort. Escalier conduisant à la chambre de Charlotte Corday. G.16870(2)
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Rue d’Argout. Hôtel meublé de Francfort. Escalier conduisant à la chambre de Charlotte Corday. G.16870(2), Georges-Henri Manesse (1906), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
Rue d’Argout. Hôtel meublé de Francfort. Escalier conduisant à la chambre de Charlotte Corday. G.16870(2), Georges-Henri Manesse (1906), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.comRue d’Argout. Hôtel meublé de Francfort. Escalier conduisant à la chambre de Charlotte Corday. G.16870(2), Georges-Henri Manesse (1906), Wikimedia Commons. Via <a href="https://artnap.com/artwork/cmsab-131409160">artnap.com</a>
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This etching depicts a narrow stone staircase with a carved wooden balustrade and a glazed door at its side, shown in strong light and shadow. A handwritten French caption below identifies the setting as the staircase of the furnished Hôtel de Francfort on Rue d'Argout leading to Charlotte Corday's room. The print is attributed to Georges-Henri Manesse and dated 1906.
