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A Scene in Tours, Frederick G. Hall, 1927
FFrederick Garrison HallAmerican, 1879–1946

A Scene in Tours

1927 · Graphic Arts-Print · 32.2 × 20.9 cm

May one see it?

Unknown

Smithsonian American Art Museum

Washington, D.C., United States

The owner is known; whether it is on view today is not.

In this state since
Sep 25, 2026
Source
The museum
On the mapMuseum page

Particulars

1927 · aged 48
18791946
Accession number
1971.364.3

What it shows

Signs and signboardsArchitectureDomesticFigure groupToursCityscapeStreetsDetail

In the catalog

PrintsEtchingModernism20th century

Sources

  • Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Image: Smithsonian American Art Museum — CC0

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Bookplate:  Irving Kent Hall, Ex Libris inscribed, Frederick Garrison Hall

Bookplate: Irving Kent Hall, Ex Libris inscribed

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Rouen, Porte de Guillaume, Frederick Garrison Hall, n.d.

Rouen, Porte de Guillaume

n.d. · Not on view · Art Institute of Chicago

Bookplate:  Lillian Durham Jones, Ex Libris inscribed, Frederick Garrison Hall

Bookplate: Lillian Durham Jones, Ex Libris inscribed

Not on view · The Cleveland Museum of Art

Bookplate:  Parker Morse Hooper, His Book inscribed, Frederick Garrison Hall

Bookplate: Parker Morse Hooper, His Book inscribed

Not on view · The Cleveland Museum of Art

Bookplate:  Irving Kent Hall and Mary Kent Hall, Ex Libris inscribed, Frederick Garrison Hall

Bookplate: Irving Kent Hall and Mary Kent Hall, Ex Libris inscribed

Not on view · The Cleveland Museum of Art

Bookplate:  Walter Rupert Tuckerman, Ex Libris inscribed, Frederick Garrison Hall

Bookplate: Walter Rupert Tuckerman, Ex Libris inscribed

Not on view · The Cleveland Museum of Art

Bookplate:  George M. and Anna Lee Ames Nowell, Ex Libris inscribed, Frederick Garrison Hall

Bookplate: George M. and Anna Lee Ames Nowell, Ex Libris inscribed

Not on view · The Cleveland Museum of Art

House in Nantes, Frederick Garrison Hall, n.d.

House in Nantes

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