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Four people seated on a park bench

Four people seated on a park bench

(French, 1803–1847)
about 1835
Medium/TechniquePen and brown ink
DimensionsSheet: 14 x 17 cm (5 1/2 x 6 11/16 in.)
Mount: 20.2 x 16.8 cm (7 15/16 x 6 5/8 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous gift
Accession number1979.721
On View
Not on view
ClassificationsDrawings
InscriptionsLower right: JJ Grandville (for dating see illus. by Grandville to Beranger, Oeuvres, 1836).
ProvenancePrivate collection, MA; acquired December 1979
Muséum parisien histoire physiologique, pittoresque, philosophique et grotesque de toutes les bêtes curieuses de Paris et de la banlieu
J. J. Grandville (Isidore-Adolphe Gèrard)
1841
Enfoncé
J. J. Grandville (Isidore-Adolphe Gèrard)
Les métamorphoses du jour
J. J. Grandville (Isidore-Adolphe Gèrard)
1854
L'Image, recueil illustré. Education-Instruction-Recreation.
J. J. Grandville (Isidore-Adolphe Gèrard)
1847
Muséum parisien histoire physiologique, pittoresque, philosophique et grotesque de toutes les bêtes curieuses de Paris et de la banlieu
J. J. Grandville (Isidore-Adolphe Gèrard)
1841
Cent proverbes
J. J. Grandville (Isidore-Adolphe Gèrard)
1845
Petites misères de la vie humaine
J. J. Grandville (Isidore-Adolphe Gèrard)
1846
Oeuvres complètes de P.-J. de Béranger. Edition illustrée
J. J. Grandville (Isidore-Adolphe Gèrard)
1837
When the cat's away, the mice will play
Cent proverbes...nouvelle édition revue et augmentée
J. J. Grandville (Isidore-Adolphe Gèrard)
about 1860
Les métamorphoses du jour
J. J. Grandville (Isidore-Adolphe Gèrard)
1854
Study of a Seated Man (recto); Study of a Standing Man with Cloak and Large Round Hat, with Subsidiary Studies (verso)
Study of a Seated Man (recto); Study of a Standing Man with Cloak and Large Round Hat, with Subsidiary Studies (verso)
Baron François Pascal Simon Gérard
early 19th century
Recto: Frontal study of a seated man and two small studies of a seated man in profile; verso: Two studies for an allegorical figure of Victory
Recto: Frontal study of a seated man and two small studies of a seated man in profile; verso: Two studies for an allegorical figure of Victory
Baron François Pascal Simon Gérard
Early 19th century