Jean-Leon_Gerome_Pollice_Verso.jpg

Summary

Artist



Description	French painter, drawer and sculptor
Date of birth/death	11 May 1824	10 January 1904
Location of birth/death	Vesoul	9th arrondissement of Paris
Work location	Paris ; Algeria ; Greece ; Florence ; Rome ; Constantinople
Authority file	: Q212499 VIAF : 22153153 ISNI : 000000012123607X ULAN : 500115563 LCCN : n50016499 NLA : 35120372 WorldCat

Title

Pollice Verso ( Thumbs Down )

Object type

painting

Genre

history painting

Date

1872

Medium

oil on canvas

Dimensions

height: 96.5 cm (37.9 in)

Collection

Phoenix Art Museum

	Native name	Phoenix Art Museum
	Location	1625 North Central Avenue Phoenix , Arizona 85004 United States
	Coordinates	33° 28′ 00.3″ N, 112° 04′ 21.56″ W
	Established	21 November 1959
	Website	www.phxart.org
	Authority file	: Q977015 VIAF : 144085709 ISNI : 0000000404283992 LCCN : n50000935 OSM : 2048105 SUDOC : 032274297 WorldCat

Accession number

1968.52

Notes

Museum purchase

References

Source/Photographer

phxart.org : Gallery , Pic

Permission
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