Société des Eclectiques, 1872–1873
Artwork Details
- Title: Société des Eclectiques, 1872–1873
- Artist: Aglaüs Bouvenne (French, Paris 1829–1903 Levallois-Perret) (le 24 diner, plus proof)
- Artist: Michel Charles Fichot (French, Troyes 1817–1903 Paris) (July 7 publ., plus proof)
- Artist: Karl Fichot (French, 19th century) (April 7 publ., plus proof)
- Artist: Emil Guillemin (French, 19th century) (Jan. publ.?)
- Artist: Edmond Morin (French, Le Havre 1824–1882 Sceaux) (June 2 publ., plus proof)
- Artist: E. (Paul) Rajon
- Artist: Fréderic Réjamey (May 5 publ., plus proof)
- Artist: Auguste Fleury (French, active 1870s) (8/4 and 9/1 publ., proof, pencil and wash)
- Artist: O. Vilpelle (Nov. 3 publ., plus proof)
- Artist: Charles Michel (French, 19th century) (Oct. 4 publ., plus proof)
- Artist: Guinot (Feb. 2 publ., plus proof)
- Date: 1872–74
- Medium: Etching, drypoint, pencil sketches, proofs, facsimile reproduction of handwriting
- Classification: Books
- Credit Line: The Elisha Whittelsey Collection, The Elisha Whittelsey Fund & Rogers Fund, 1969
- Object Number: 69.671.3(1–2)
- Curatorial Department: Drawings and Prints
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