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Grey allegorical diploma for the 1910 Brussels exposition showing classical nude figures, draped women and a winged figure ab

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Exposition universelle de Bruxelles 1910 / Sous le haut patronage de S. M. le roi des Belges / Diplôme de grand prix décerné au Conseil municipal de Paris, Constant Montald, Musée Carnavalet, Paris. Via artnap.com

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A grey-toned printed diploma for the Exposition universelle de Bruxelles 1910, bearing the Grand Prix award to the Conseil municipal de Paris. The upper section shows a classical allegorical scene of nude male figures and draped women, one holding a wreath above a standing man, with a winged figure at right. The work is attributed to Constant Montald and sits within a leafy decorative border.

Museum record: Musée Carnavalet, Paris