Tony Robert-Fleury, 1890 - Maska koja se pojavljuje u Alixu - likovni otisak

The artwork "Alix appearing mask" as your own art copy

ovo moderna umjetnost umetničko delo slikao je slikar Tony Robert-Fleury. Original star više od 130 godina napravljen je u veličini: Visina: 46 cm, širina: 37,6 cm. Umetničko djelo ima sljedeći tekst kao natpis: Signature - Bottom left "T. Robert-Fleury". Danas je ovo umjetničko djelo uključeno u Maison de Victor Hugo - Kuća Hauteville kolekcija u Parizu, Francuska. Ovo moderna umjetnost umjetničko djelo iz javnog vlasništva pruža se ljubaznošću kompanije Maison de Victor Hugo - Kuća Hauteville. Kreditna linija umjetničkog djela je:. Nadalje, usklađivanje digitalne reprodukcije je u portret format sa omjerom 1: 1.2, što znači da je dužina 20% kraća od širine.

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Illustration the end of the stage I of the Act II of the drama of Victor Hugo "The Twins" where the character of Alix de Ponthieu appears Mask [iron]. The artist changes the source of the light in relation to the author's stage directions: "A woman dressed in white appeared at the opening. This is Alix. Behind her a jailer who is holding a lantern whose light spreads throughout the dungeon. Mask, still kneeling, contemplates this woman surrounded by light as a vision. "

Template for the title of the piece, engraved by F. Méaulle in the Hughes edition or on that date, the "Victor Hugo illustrated" (p.1). The work can be dated to 1890-1891, the first publication of the play takes place in 1889 and the volume of Hugues edition at the end of which it is included completing published in 1891.