Renee hugging her father as she comes in to breakfast

Date19th century

Maker James Joseph Jacques Tissot French, 1836-1902

Object number35.192.2

Photo CreditPhoto: Elizabeth Mann

Credit LineManson F. Backus Memorial Collection

DimensionsOverall h.: 14 in. Overall w.: 18 3/4 in. Image h.: 5 5/8 in. Image w.: 3 7/8 in.

MediumEtching

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Renee hugging her father as she comes in to breakfast