ILLE-ET-VILAINE (35) - "Interior of the Cathedral of DOL-DE-BRETAGNE". 19th century. Original Sketch (probably by Félix Benoist) in graphite and heightened with white gouache, on greige wove paper (strip of paper joined together). PREPARATORY DRAWING for the lithograph entitled "Intérieur de la Cathédrale de Dol", published in "La Bretagne contemporaine" in 1858 by Charpentier. Situated "Dol" lower left in pencil. A sketch drawing on verso. Provenance: Fonds of the Charpentier workshop run by Pierre-Henri (1788-1854) and his son Henri-Désiré (1806-1883), printers and publishers based in Paris, then Nantes (from 1854). 31.8 x 24.3 cm. Condition A (a short tear at the foot, well preserved).
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Lot no. 115

ILLE-ET-VILAINE (35) - "Interior of the Cathedral of DOL-DE-BRETAGNE". 19th century. Original Sketch (probably by Félix Benoist) in graphite and heightened with white gouache, on greige wove paper (strip of paper joined together). PREPARATORY DRAWING for the lithograph entitled "Intérieur de la Cathédrale de Dol", published in "La Bretagne contemporaine" in 1858 by Charpentier. Situated "Dol" lower left in pencil. A sketch drawing on verso. Provenance: Fonds of the Charpentier workshop run by Pierre-Henri (1788-1854) and his son Henri-Désiré (1806-1883), printers and publishers based in Paris, then Nantes (from 1854). 31.8 x 24.3 cm. Condition A (a short tear at the foot, well preserved).

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ILLE-ET-VILAINE (35) - "Interior of the Cathedral of DOL-DE-BRETAGNE". 19th century. Original Sketch (probably by Félix Benoist) in graphite and heightened with white gouache, on greige wove paper (strip of paper joined together). PREPARATORY DRAWING for the lithograph entitled "Intérieur de la Cathédrale de Dol", published in "La Bretagne contemporaine" in 1858 by Charpentier. Situated "Dol" lower left in pencil. A sketch drawing on verso. Provenance: Fonds of the Charpentier workshop run by Pierre-Henri (1788-1854) and his son Henri-Désiré (1806-1883), printers and publishers based in Paris, then Nantes (from 1854). 31.8 x 24.3 cm. Condition A (a short tear at the foot, well preserved).
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