Marot Gallery

Tomb of Charles VIII at the Basilica Saint-Denis (etching)

XIR414694 Tomb of Charles VIII at the Basilica Saint-Denis (etching) by Marot, Jean (1619-79); Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, France; (add.info.: tombeau de Charles VIII (1470-98) King of France dans la basilique Saint Denis; tombe; destroyed during French Revolution; known as The Affable and The Courteous; Courtois; Italian sculptor Guido Mazzoni (c.1445-1518); Royal Abbey; cathedral; abbaye; cathedrale; b/w photo; black and white photograph; Studio Giraudon 1928; eau-forte; eau forte;); French, out of copyright

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Study sheet dancing music- figures medieval clothing

Study sheet with dancing and music-making figures, Study sheet with dancing and music-making figures in medieval clothing. On the left a dancing jester with a marot and on the right a man playing a flute and a drum at the same time. In the middle a lady with a pointed hat on her head and an apple in her right hand. Under a woman playing a harp and wearing a pointed hat. In addition to her a number of medieval furniture, including a cradle and a decorated candle stand, court jester, court fool, attributes of court jester, candlestick, flute, aulos, tibia, drum (musical instrument), man dancing alone, harp, Hendrik Abraham Klinkhamer (mentioned on object), Amsterdam, 1820 - 1872, paper, etching, h 211 mm ? w 263 mm

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Source Size = 3242 x 2880

SCENE FROM THE NEW OPERA "LA BASOCHE" AT THE ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA, Act I. A Public Place in Paris in 1514. Clement Marot (Mr. Ben Davies) disowns his wife Colette (Miss Lucille Hill)

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