
Le Bal Paré (A. J. Duclos after A. de St. Aubin)
Albert Christophle · 1830-1904
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Why is this public domain? Albert Christophle died in 1904; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
An engraved interior shows elegantly dressed figures dancing and conversing in a formal ballroom lit by crystal chandeliers and wall sconces. The title cartouche below the scene bears a coat of arms and the dedication "A Monsieur de Villemorien Fils."























