Les Emigrés
Translated as: The Emigrants
(The Emigrants)
Sculptor: Daumier, Honoré Victorin
Bronze plaque. The group of figures in low relief are represented as moving towards the left. The figures in the centre are in higher relief, especially the figure of a man holding a child's hand in his left hand and carrying another child in his right arm. On the right is another group led by a man carrying the front end of a stretcher. The figures are all naked and the style avoids clear outlines.
Bequeathed by Percy Moore Turner, 1950, received 1951.
Depth: 9.4 cm
Height: 36.5 cm
Width: 75.3 cm
Method of acquisition: Bequeathed (1951) by Moore Turner, Percy
19th Century, Late
Circa
1850
CE
-
Circa
1852
CE
See also the identical bas-relief in terracotta in Coll. of Claude Roger-Marx, Paris - illustrated and discussed in ''Daumier'' by Raymond Escholier, p. 154-6
Casting (process) : Bronze, cast
Accession number: M.12-1951
Primary reference Number: 13620
External ID: CAM_CCF_M_12_1951
Stable URI
Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Applied Arts
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