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Calling the Roll After Pillage is a reproduction of an 1866 painting by the French artist Jehan Georges Vibert (1840-1902). The print is a gravure (an intaglio printmaking process produced by the firm Goupil & Co. The subject of the painting depicts a scene with 17th century Spanish soldiers conducting a roll call after looting a village, with some villagers observing the scene.
The original painting was owned by Henry C. Gibson in 1877 and exhibited at the Cincinnati Industrial Exposion in 1875. Original artwork is part of the permanent collection at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts.
Medium: Gravure (an intaglio)
Produced by: Goupil & Co.
Copyright Date: 1880 by George Barrie
Size: 11”x16 ½” (paper). 9 ½”x5 ½” (image)
Condition: overall good, bottom right corner tear off, foxed around the corner on the sheet, but image itself is clean and beautiful.
Calling the Roll After Pillage is a reproduction of an 1866 painting by the French artist Jehan Georges Vibert (1840-1902). The print is a gravure (an intaglio printmaking process produced by the firm Goupil & Co. The subject of the painting depicts a scene with 17th century Spanish soldiers conducting a roll call after looting a village, with some villagers observing the scene.
The original painting was owned by Henry C. Gibson in 1877 and exhibited at the Cincinnati Industrial Exposion in 1875. Original artwork is part of the permanent collection at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts.
Medium: Gravure (an intaglio)
Produced by: Goupil & Co.
Copyright Date: 1880 by George Barrie
Size: 11”x16 ½” (paper). 9 ½”x5 ½” (image)
Condition: overall good, bottom right corner tear off, foxed around the corner on the sheet, but image itself is clean and beautiful.