Portrait de Mr. d’Arcet
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 lithographic portrait of a man in a double-breasted frock coat and high white collar, shown in three-quarter profile with one hand resting on a ledge. The print carries the inscription Portrait de Mr. d'Arcet, published in La France Littéraire for the Salon of 1840, attributed to Alophe as draughtsman and dated 1840.
