Man at Arms from the Time of Francis I

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Man at Arms from the Time of Francis I
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Man at Arms from the Time of Francis I

Date1833
MediumEtching
DimensionsSheet: 200 x 321 mm. (7 7/8 x 12 5/8 in.)
Plate: 106 x 68 mm. (4 3/16 x 2 11/16 in.)
Credit LineThe George A. Lucas Collection, purchased with funds from the State of Maryland, Laurence and Stella Bendann Fund, and contributions from individuals, foundations, and corporations throughout the Baltimore community
Object number1996.48.4952
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Last Updated1/11/24
Image Not Available for Man at Arms from the Time of Francis I
Man at Arms from the Time of Francis I
1833, published 1865
Image Not Available for Man at Arms from the Time of Francis I
Man at Arms from the Time of Francis I
1833, printed c. 1865
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1752
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Francis I
n.d.
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n.d.
Image Not Available for Sketch from a Camping Trip on the Lower Susquehanna in 1887 (3/4 length portrait of a man, standing with arms folded). Inscribed: 'Harris Sr -/Nov. 11 - '87.'
Sketch from a Camping Trip on the Lower Susquehanna in 1887 (3/4 length portrait of a man, standing with arms folded). Inscribed: 'Harris Sr -/Nov. 11 - '87.'
1887
Image Not Available for You must admit that it is a bit boring, Monsieur Loustalot, to stand like this all day with your arms up like that holding the signal-flag?... - You are telling me!.. and I'm so stuffed up with a cold! I needed to blow my nose for the past 45 minutes..... but I don't dare .... it might endanger the safety of the train.... I'll ask the next passenger who happens to pass by to do me this favour.
You must admit that it is a bit boring, Monsieur Loustalot, to stand like this all day with your arms up like that holding the signal-flag?... - You are telling me!.. and I'm so stuffed up with a cold! I needed to blow my nose for the past 45 minutes..... but I don't dare .... it might endanger the safety of the train.... I'll ask the next passenger who happens to pass by to do me this favour.
1843
Image Not Available for Monsieur Cabassol, how can you possibly take up arms after having assisted in three sessions of the Peace Congress. - Precisely, I mount my guard in order to avoid being at war with my sergeant-major.
Monsieur Cabassol, how can you possibly take up arms after having assisted in three sessions of the Peace Congress. - Precisely, I mount my guard in order to avoid being at war with my sergeant-major.
1849
Image Not Available for How much I regret. / My arms once so strong, / My legs never fat / And nothing went wrong (an ancient song)
How much I regret. / My arms once so strong, / My legs never fat / And nothing went wrong (an ancient song)
1840
Image Not Available for The Landscape with Saint Francis
The Landscape with Saint Francis
c. 1746
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The Tree of St. Francis
1619