Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot

Jill Newhouse, New York

Yale 2010, no. 95

This work is in generally good condition aside from one obvious spot of foxing in the lower right quadrant and 2 or 3 very minor tiny fox spots in the sky. The blue paper has faded and there is a slightly darker 1 inch vertical section at the right edge which has been matted out.
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This drawing relates to an 1855-60 painting of the artist's home in Ville d'Avray.