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French Master Drawings of the 17th and 18th Centuries in North American Collections

Cleveland Museum of Art1 Sep 1972 – 12 May 1973

French Master Drawings of the 17th and 18th Centuries in North American Collections. Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco, Legion of Honor, San Francisco, CA (September 2-October 15, 1972); Art Gallery of Ontario, Ontario M5T 1G4, Canada (organizer) (September 2-October 15, 1972); National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa, Ont.,, Canada (November 3-December 17, 1972); The New York Cultural Center, New York, NY (April 4-May 13, 1973).

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French Master Drawings of the 17th and 18th Centuries in North American Collections. Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland. September 1, 1972 – May 12, 1973. Dartabase. https://dartabase.art/exhibitions/8cbdf734-add3-4594-b650-419d3dc5640a.

Works from this exhibition held in Dartabase

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Invocation to Love, Jean Honoré Fragonard, c. 1781, Brush and brown wash with graphite squaring lines and underdrawing on cream laid paper

Invocation to Love

Jean Honoré Fragonard · c. 1781

Brush and brown wash with graphite squaring lines and underdrawing on cream laid paper

Cleveland Museum of Art

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24 shows

Fountain with Two Tritons Blowing Conch Shells, François Boucher, c. 1736, Black chalk with stumping, and red chalk, heightened with white chalk on beige laid paper

Fountain with Two Tritons Blowing Conch Shells

François Boucher · c. 1736

Black chalk with stumping, and red chalk, heightened with white chalk on beige laid paper

Cleveland Museum of Art

CC0

13 shows

Bibliography

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    Jean Honoré Fragonard, Invocation to Love, c. 1781, Brush and brown wash with graphite squaring lines and underdrawing on cream laid paper, Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland.

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    François Boucher, Fountain with Two Tritons Blowing Conch Shells, c. 1736, Black chalk with stumping, and red chalk, heightened with white chalk on beige laid paper, Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland.

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