Exterior of the School of Chemestry, Plate 29 of Vues Pittoresques de Principaux édifices de Paris

Exterior of the School of Chemestry, Plate 29 of Vues Pittoresques de Principaux édifices de Paris by Jean Testard, French, b. ca. 1740

Medium

Print

Classification

Print

Department

Smithsonian Collection

Museum

Smithsonian American Art Museum

Credit

Gift of Hamill and Barker

Accession Number

1961-105-194

About this artwork

Research in Progress

Art Historical Context

Behold the *Exterior of the School of*, Plate 29 from Jean Testard's *Vues Pittoresques de Principaux Édifices de* (Picturesque Views of the Principal of Paris), a captivating 1792 print now in the Smithsonian American Art Museum's collection. French artist Jean Testard, around 1740, contributed to this series that celebrated Paris's architectural landmarks through detailed, evocative imagery. As a printmaker, Testard captured the city's grandeur amid a time of profound upheaval. Created in 1792—the very year France abolished its monarchy during the Revolution—this work documents the School o...

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