Mr. Adelon, Professeur à la Faculté de Médecine
Marie Alexandre Alophe · 1811-1883
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Why is this public domain? Marie Alexandre Alophe died in 1883; this work is in the public domain.
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A seated man in a dark academic robe with a satin sash and a small decorative medal on his chest gazes directly at the viewer, one hand resting on a cane. The lithograph is inscribed with the sitter's name and his position as professor at the Faculty of Medicine, and notes Salon de 1841 with the painter credited as Ch. Lefebvre, after a work by Alophe. The print is dated 1841.
