Les béatitudes, au Pavillon de la Société Anonyme Mauméjean Frères
Jacques Gruber · 1870 - 1936
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Les béatitudes, au Pavillon de la Société Anonyme Mauméjean Frères, Jacques Gruber (1925). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Jacques Gruber died in 1936; this work is in the public domain.
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A color plate reproducing a tall, arched stained glass design divided into three panels, with a central radiant emblem and angels above. Robed figures, a seated nude-like man, and kneeling supplicants appear beneath Latin inscriptions framed by geometric borders. Recorded as Les béatitudes by Jacques Gruber, 1925, printed for the Mauméjean Frères pavilion.
