Church of Saint-Sulpice from the east, Paris, France

People:

André Breton (photographer)
Louis-André Breton (photographer)

Title:

Church of Saint-Sulpice from the east, Paris, France

Date:

1839-1841

Form:
photographs

Quantity / Object type:
1 photograph(s)

Technique and media:

Daguerreotype

Dimensions:

composition (visible image; square): 9,5 x 14,9 cm plate (approx.): 11 x 15,25 cm frame: 27 x 32,7 x 1,4 cm

Reference number:

PH1981:0239

Physical characteristics and technical requirements:

Passe-partout style housing, image plate is under a white paper mat with text above and below image on mat. Object is framed under glass within a wooden frame.

Inscription:

inscribed and labelled - by an unknown hand, in dark ink, t.; "Paris" inscribed and labelled - by an unknown hand, in dark ink, l.c.; "Eglise St. Sulpice" inscribed and labelled - by an unknown hand, in dark ink, l.r.; "L. et A. Breton" inscribed and labelled - by an unknown hand, in green ink, verso, on backing u.c.; "Daguerreotype appartement H Georges Moreau/(DonnEH G. Moreau (Pere) en 1895 par le prof. Gripou de Rennes" labelled - adhered to backing, verso, u.c.; "Magasin [illegible]Rue Bourbon 9/BretonFrEres / opticiens, Constructeurs des insturments/de physique de chimie etMathematiques/Ateliers Rue Servandoni 4/ Pres St Sulpice/Paris"

Location:

Paris France

Subject Descriptive Terms:

church

Credit line:
Collection Centre Canadien d'Architecture/
Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montréal

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