Name: Plate 27. Sunt lacrimæ rerum... (Virgil, Aeneid, I) (Mortality hath her tears...) - Georges Rouault
Brand: Georges Rouault
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Georges Rouault French (1871 - 1958)

Plate 27. Sunt lacrimæ rerum... (Virgil, Aeneid, I) (Mortality hath her tears...)

Medium: Mixed etching

Edition : of 425 (+ 25 HC)

Size: 23 x 16 1/2 inches

Stock Number: 52274

Price: $1400.00

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Plate 27. Sunt lacrimæ rerum... (Virgil, Aeneid, I) (Mortality hath her tears...)

Georges Rouault

Georges Rouault French (1871 - 1958)

Plate 27. Sunt lacrimæ rerum... (Virgil, Aeneid, I) (Mortality hath her tears...)

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Plate 27. Sunt lacrimæ rerum... (Virgil, Aeneid, I) (Mortality hath her tears...)

Georges Rouault

Georges Rouault French (1871 - 1958)

Plate 27. Sunt lacrimæ rerum... (Virgil, Aeneid, I) (Mortality hath her tears...)

Georges Rouault | The Complete Miserere

Other Items

Femme nue, vers la gauche

Clown Assis (Seated Clown)

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Plate 3. toujours flagellé... (forever scourged...)

Plate 6. Ne sommes-nous pas forçats? (Are we not slaves?)

Plate 17. Femme affranchie, á quatorze heures, chante midi. (Emancipated woman, at two o'clock, cries noon).

Plate 19. son avocat, en phrases creuses, clame sa totale inconscience... (his lawyer, in hollow phrases, proclaims his complete indifference...)

Plate 26. au pays de la soif et de la peur. (in the land of thirst and fear).

Plate 29. Chantez Matines, le jour renaît. (Sing Matins, a new day is born).

Plate 44. Mon doux pays, où êtes-vous. (My sweet country, what has become of you?)

Plate 49. Plus le cœur est noble, moins le col est roide. (The nobler the heart, the less stiff the collar).

Plate 55. L’avuegle parfois a consolé le voyant. (Sometimes the blind have comforted those that see).