Null Photographs signed by Gustave Courbet - COURBET - CARJAT (Etienne). "Gustav…
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Photographs signed by Gustave Courbet - COURBET - CARJAT (Etienne). "Gustave Courbet" (1871). Albumen print mounted on printed cardboard, signed in black ink by Courbet. Business card size (pale scattered spotting, trace of disassembly on the back)./ ANONYMOUS. "Gustave Courbet". Albumen print mounted on cardboard, signed in black ink by Courbet. Annotation on the back: G. Courbet / sentenced to / 6 months in prison and 500 fr / fine". Business card size (small black stain on the upper right corner, trace of dismantling on the back). In March 1871, Gustave Courbet joined the Commune with enthusiasm. Soon elected to the Council of the Commune, he became delegate for public education and president of the new Federation of Artists. But his dream of a pacifist fraternity was shattered by the violence that marked the end of the Commune. The painter was quickly arrested, brought before the council of war and sentenced to six months in prison, which he served in the Sainte-Pélagie prison in Versailles / Set of 2 pieces.

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Photographs signed by Gustave Courbet - COURBET - CARJAT (Etienne). "Gustave Courbet" (1871). Albumen print mounted on printed cardboard, signed in black ink by Courbet. Business card size (pale scattered spotting, trace of disassembly on the back)./ ANONYMOUS. "Gustave Courbet". Albumen print mounted on cardboard, signed in black ink by Courbet. Annotation on the back: G. Courbet / sentenced to / 6 months in prison and 500 fr / fine". Business card size (small black stain on the upper right corner, trace of dismantling on the back). In March 1871, Gustave Courbet joined the Commune with enthusiasm. Soon elected to the Council of the Commune, he became delegate for public education and president of the new Federation of Artists. But his dream of a pacifist fraternity was shattered by the violence that marked the end of the Commune. The painter was quickly arrested, brought before the council of war and sentenced to six months in prison, which he served in the Sainte-Pélagie prison in Versailles / Set of 2 pieces.

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