ATTRIBUÉ À CHARLES-LOUIS LUCIEN MÜLLER Paris, 1815 - 1892 L'appel des dernières …

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ATTRIBUÉ À CHARLES-LOUIS LUCIEN MÜLLER Paris, 1815 - 1892

L'appel des dernières victimes de la Terreur à la prison Saint Lazare le 7 thermidor an II Canvas (Original canvas) Signed lower right C. MULLER 75.5 x 145.5 cm - 11/16 x 56 11/16 in. (Damage) The appeal of the last victims of the Reign of Terror at the St. Lazarus prison on 7 Thermidor, Year II, oil on canvas, signed lower right PROVENANCE Private collection, Belgium. RELATED WORK Charles Louis Müller, L'appel des dernières victimes de la terreur, oil on canvas, 437 x 820 cm, on deposit with the Musée national du château de Versailles, inv. MRF D 1992.2.

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ATTRIBUÉ À CHARLES-LOUIS LUCIEN MÜLLER Paris, 1815 - 1892

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