Henri Victor Regnault, Nature Morte: chaudron, cruche et legumes, sur une table a tretaux (Still Life: Pot, Pitcher and Vegetables on a Sawhorse Table)

Henri Victor Regnault

French · 1810–1878 · Photographer

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  1. Henri Victor Regnault, Sèvres et ses environs, Manufacture, Porte orientale et cours d'Honneur, circa 1852, Salt printSèvres et ses environs, Manufacture, Porte orientale et cours d'HonneurPhillips · $125,000≈ £99,968≈ €117,250Sign up to see

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French physicist (1810–1878)

Born 1810, AachenDied 1878, ParisOccupation PhotographerWikidata Q311115 ↗ULAN 500002390 ↗Museum works 2

Also known as Henri-Victor Regnault, V. Regnault, Victor Regnault

Works in museum collections

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Henri Victor Regnault, Nature Morte: chaudron, cruche et legumes, sur une table a tretaux (Still Life: Pot, Pitcher and Vegetables on a Sawhorse Table)
Nature Morte: chaudron, cruche et legumes, sur une table a tretaux (Still Life: Pot, Pitcher and Vegetables on a Sawhorse Table)c. 1852 · salted paper print
National Gallery of Art, Washington ↗
CC0 · National Gallery of Art, Washington, Purchased as the Gift of the Richard Kin…
Henri Victor Regnault, The Royal Porcelain Factory at Sèvres
The Royal Porcelain Factory at Sèvresc. 1851–1852 · salted paper print from calotype negative
Cleveland Museum of Art ↗
CC0 · Cleveland Museum of Art, John L. Severance Fund — Open Access (CC0)

Artist record compiled from: Wikidata (CC0), Getty ULAN (ODC-By), National Gallery of Art open data (CC0), The Met Open Access (CC0). See data sources & attribution.

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