Eugène Atget (1857 - 1927)

Tirage albuminé. Au verso, intitulé Fête des Invalides et numéroté 3102 au crayon par le photographe.



Albumen print. On the reverse, titled Fête des Invalides and numbered 3102 in pencil by the photographer.

Peter Barberie Looking at Atget, Philadelphia Museum of Art/ Yale University Press, Hew Haven/ London, 2005, ill. n° 84, p. 72.

Excellent état. The right edge is irregularly cut (torn). Excellent condition. Le bord droit est coupé irregulièrement (déchiré).
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De la série Paris Pittoresque I.
Un autre tirage de cette image provenant de la collection de Julien Levy se trouve actuellement au Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphie, PA.