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Le Palais du Luxembourg de Marie de Médicis 1611–1631. By Sara Galletti
10/2013 | 1327 | 155
Pages: 719
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Reviewer:
Hall, Michael (Hall, Michael)
Subjects
artists:
Brosse, Salomon de
buildings:
Palais du Luxembourg, Paris, France
dates:
1600-1649
patrons:
Medici, Maria de', Queen consort of Henry IV, King of France, 1573-1642
subjects:
French architecture / Architectural history
Exhibition Review
Leonor Fini Retrospective. Paris, Luxembourg
09/1986 | 1002 | 128
Pages: 699-700
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Reviewer:
Webb, Peter (Webb, Peter)
Subjects
artists:
Fini, Leonor
dates:
1980-1989
museums and institutions:
Palais du Luxembourg, Paris, France
places:
France / Paris
subjects:
Exhibitions / Reviews
Illustrations
Attributed works:
44. Timpe, Timpe, Timpe, Tare, by Leonor Fini. 1985. 87 by 128 cm. (Collection the Artist; Exh. Palais du Luxembourg, Paris).
Attributed works:
45. Le bout du monde, by Leonor Fini. 1949. 35 by 25 cm. (Collection F. Delerue, Switzerland; Exh. Palais du Luxembourg, Paris).
Attributed works:
46. La gardienne à l'œuf rouge, by Leonor Fini. 1955. 81 by 65 cm. (Collection Suzanne Flon, Paris; Exh. Palais du Luxembourg, Paris).
Article
Maria de' Medici and the Decoration of the Luxembourg Palace
12/1979 | 921 | 121
Pages: 783-788+791
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Author:
Marrow, Deborah (Marrow, Deborah)
Subjects
buildings:
Palais du Luxembourg, Paris, France
dates:
1600-1649
patrons:
Medici, Maria de', Queen consort of Henry IV, King of France, 1573-1642
places:
France / Paris
sources:
Gondi, Giovanni Battista
subjects:
Documents / Interiors
subjects:
Italian painting / Iconography
subjects:
Patronage
subjects:
Sources
Article
A Rediscovered Sketch by Delacroix for the Library of the Luxembourg Palace
06/1970 | 807 | 112
Pages: 378-381
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Author:
Serullaz, Maurice (Serullaz, Maurice)
Subjects
artists:
Delacroix, Eugène
buildings:
Palais du Luxembourg, Paris, France
dates:
1800-1899
places:
Paris / France
subjects:
Documents / Correspondence / Manuscripts
subjects:
Alexander the Great / Homer
subjects:
French painting / Oil sketches / Interiors
subjects:
Preliminary drawings
Illustrations
Attributed works:
42. Alexander after the Battle of Arbela, Has the Works of Homer Enclosed in a Golden Casket, by Eugène Delacroix. Canvas Pasted on Wood, in the Form of a Hemicycle, 42 by 92 cm; Depth, 29 cm. (Private Collection, France.)
Attributed works:
43. Alexander after the Battle of Arbela, Has the Works of Homer Enclosed in a Golden Casket, by Eugène Delacroix. (Library, Palais du Luxembourg, Paris.)
Attributed works:
44. Detail of the Left Hand Side of the Sketch Reproduced in Fig.42. [Alexander after the Battle of Arbela, Has the Works of Homer Enclosed in a Golden Casket, by Eugène Delacroix. Canvas Pasted on Wood, in the Form of a Hemicycle, 42 by 92 cm; Depth, 29 cm. (Private Collection, France.)]
Attributed works:
45. Detail of the Central Part of the Sketch Reproduced in Fig.42. [Alexander after the Battle of Arbela, Has the Works of Homer Enclosed in a Golden Casket, by Eugène Delacroix. Canvas Pasted on Wood, in the Form of a Hemicycle, 42 by 92 cm; Depth, 29 cm. (Private Collection, France.)]
Attributed works:
46. Detail of the Central Part of the Sketch Reproduced in Fig.42. [Alexander after the Battle of Arbela, Has the Works of Homer Enclosed in a Golden Casket, by Eugène Delacroix. Canvas Pasted on Wood, in the Form of a Hemicycle, 42 by 92 cm; Depth, 29 cm. (Private Collection, France.)]
Attributed works:
47. Detail of the Right Hand Side of the Sketch Reproduced in Fig.42. [Alexander after the Battle of Arbela, Has the Works of Homer Enclosed in a Golden Casket, by Eugène Delacroix. Canvas Pasted on Wood, in the Form of a Hemicycle, 42 by 92 cm; Depth, 29 cm. (Private Collection, France.)]