Potrait de Jules Dalou
Pierre Roche · 1855 - 1922
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Why is this public domain? Pierre Roche died in 1922; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A profile bust of a bearded, balding man is rendered in pale relief against a mottled grey-brown ground, with the name DALOU, a small monogram, and the dates 1838-1902 inscribed to the right. The sheet is mounted within a thin gold-toned border, and a handwritten caption in the lower margin reads a title attributing the work to Pierre Roche.
