M0001683: Reproduction of a print titled Spiritus Paludum [the spirit of the marches] by Maurice Sand (1823-1889), French writer, artist and entomologist

Date:: 16 March 1931

Reference:: WT/D/1/20/1/15/78

Part of:: Wellcome Trust Corporate Archive

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  - Library and MuseumWT/D/1
    - Images from the photographic libraryWT/D/1/20
      - Photographic library: "M" seriesWT/D/1/20/1
        "M" series glass plate negatives: M0001603-M0001706WT/D/1/20/1/15
        M0001683: Reproduction of a print titled Spiritus Paludum [the spirit of the marches] by Maurice Sand (1823-1889), French writer, artist and entomologistWT/D/1/20/1/15/78

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M0001683: Reproduction of a print titled Spiritus Paludum [the spirit of the marches] by Maurice Sand (1823-1889), French writer, artist and entomologist. In copyright. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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Previous title, replaced May 2020: The spirit of the marches.

Description

Black and white reproduction of a print by Maurice Sand (1823-1889), French writer, artist and entomologist, from 1861. The lettering underneath the line illustration states "Mauritius Sand. Spiritus Paludum" [Maurice Sand. Spirit of marshes], [plate] XV and p. 23, and is possibly from an unknown publication.

Publication/Creation

16 March 1931

Physical description

1 photograph glass plate negative; 12 x 16.5 cm

Notes

Catalogue data comes from a combination of entries in the original glass plate registers, metadata created when the glass plates were digitised in the early 2000s and enhancements made by the cataloguer in 2020.

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