| Artist |
Sabattier, L. |
| Artist2 |
Tilly, E. |
| Date |
1897 |
| Description |
Disbound pages with 4 illustrations (2 on each page) of students at a reading lesson, basket making, working in the brush shop, and attending a natural history lesson at the school for the blind at Saint Mandé, which opened in France in 1883. Includes text, in French, written by Albert Montheuil. The signatures of both L. Sabbatier and E. Tilly appear on the brush making and basket making illustrations; the former's signature is also on the natural history illustration.
Illustrations in: L'Illustration, September 18, 1897, issue no. 2847, pages 223-224.
Museum has two copies. |
| Dimensions |
H-15.5 W-11.25 inches |
| Dimension notes |
Dimensions for the pages on which prints appear. |
| Medium |
Paper |
| Object ID |
2006.22.4 |
| Object Name |
Illustration |
| Provenance/History |
Purchased by the museum from a collector of early prints. |
| Signed Name |
L. Sabattier; L. S.; E. Tilly |
| Search Terms |
Institut le Val Mandé (France) |
| Subjects |
Basket making
Blind
Education
Reading
Science
Vocational education
Schools for the blind and visually handicapped
France |
| Title |
A l'ecole Braille [At the Braille School] |
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