A la Vieillesse, La Nuit, by Redon

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Print album/portfolio. La Nuit. À la Vieillesse. Redon, Odilon (French, 1840-1916). Lithography, black carbon ink on paper, height, image, 245 mm, width, image, 183 mm, 1886. Notes: Plate 1 of 6. Contains all plates from La Nuit series (P.201-1951(a)-(VI)). Translated title: To Old Age. The profile is recognisable as Redon's mentor, Rodolphe Bresdin.

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Accession Number: P.201-1951(I)
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Photographer name: Michael Jones
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19th Century aged album bearded beards elderly Fitz_PDP French heads la nuit lithographic lithography male man night Odilon Redon old old age old man portfolio print profile Redon

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