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Series
Miserere
Artist
Creation date
1922
Publisher
L'Etoile Filante
Materials
aquatint over photogravure
Mark Descriptions
"Ambroise Vollard. Arches"
Dimensions
25 3/8 x 20 in. (sheet)
Credit line
Jacob Metzger Fund
Accession number
61.15
Collection
Not Currently On View
Copyright
© Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / ADAGP, Paris
In a strong social indictment, Rouault presents a trial attorney carelessly turning his back on his client once sentence has been pronounced.
"First, his preliminary drawing is reproduced on the copper plate by the photomechanical process . . . He then uses almost every instrument known to the engraver and every acid known to the etcher in order to render to his satisfaction the tones and values of his unique images."
-James Thrall Soby on Rouault's Miserere
