Le Concert (A. J. Duclos after A. de St. Aubin) by Albert Christophle

Engraving of an elegant 18th-century salon concert with seated audience, musicians, columns and draped windows.

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Le Concert (A. J. Duclos after A. de St. Aubin), Albert Christophle (1923). Via artnap.com

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An engraved interior scene shows an elegant audience gathered in a columned salon with draped windows and a painted ceiling, listening to musicians performing at the center. The composition is framed by an ornamental cartouche and dedication text naming Madame la Comtesse de Saint Brisson, in a print recorded as Le Concert (A. J. Duclos after A. de St. Aubin) by Albert Christophle.

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