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Weight of the City of Toulouse

Unknown artist, 1639–1648

On one side is the Chateau Narbonnais surrounded by the inscription, MAIA : LIVRA : DE : TOLOAZ+; on the other, the Cathedral of Toulouse within the inscription : AN : M : C : C C: XXX VIIII. This work was donated by Max Rosenheim, who was a financier and part of the Executive Committee of the Art Fund from its inauguration. He was a well known collector of engravings and medals and also Trustee of the British Museum.

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Title of artwork, date

Weight of the City of Toulouse, 1639–1648

Date supported

1906

Medium and material

Bronze

Dimensions

Diameter: 5.1 cm

Gifted by

Max Rosenheim

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