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Jean-Louis Barrault
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Jean-Louis Barrault

Date1933
MediumSolarized gelatin silver print
DimensionsImage/Sheet: 283 x 227 mm. (11 1/8 x 8 15/16 in.)
Credit LinePurchase with exchange funds from the Edward Joseph Gallagher III Memorial Collection; and partial gift of George H. Dalsheimer, Baltimore
Object number1988.431
NOT ON VIEW
Last Updated3/6/24
Image Not Available for Direct Projection, Solarized
Direct Projection, Solarized
c. 1937
Image Not Available for Bec de gaz, rue de la Chaise (Gaslight, Rue de la Chaise)
Bec de gaz, rue de la Chaise (Gaslight, Rue de la Chaise)
1934
Image Not Available for Jacqueline Goddard
Jacqueline Goddard
1932
Image Not Available for The Shadow
The Shadow
1929
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Untitled
c. 1936
Image Not Available for Primacy of Matter over Thought
Primacy of Matter over Thought
1929
Image Not Available for Jean Louis Rodolphe Agassiz
Jean Louis Rodolphe Agassiz
n.d.
Image Not Available for Jean Louis Berton de Crillon
Jean Louis Berton de Crillon
n.d.
Image Not Available for Portrait of Jean Louis Forain
Portrait of Jean Louis Forain
1923
Image Not Available for Hunter in Louis XV Dress
Hunter in Louis XV Dress
Original model c. 1870; this cast 1876-1909
Image Not Available for Portrait of Louis, Le Grand Dauphin, First Son of Louis XIV
Portrait of Louis, Le Grand Dauphin, First Son of Louis XIV
c. 1690-1710
Image Not Available for Lion's share. Calm yourselves, gentlemen. We've a hundred louis, eighty of them belong to me, eighteen to Mr. Le Comte de St. Bertrand, that leaves two for the fifteen of you... It's strange, these eternal complaints!! Really, it's just not possible to make such a mistake!... What the devil, gentlemen, we're all honest men, sort things out between yourselves, share the two louis between you, let’s not make a scandal!
Lion's share. Calm yourselves, gentlemen. We've a hundred louis, eighty of them belong to me, eighteen to Mr. Le Comte de St. Bertrand, that leaves two for the fifteen of you... It's strange, these eternal complaints!! Really, it's just not possible to make such a mistake!... What the devil, gentlemen, we're all honest men, sort things out between yourselves, share the two louis between you, let’s not make a scandal!
1837