Liberty — Jean-François Millet

Original Scale Edition

Jean-François Millet, Liberty, 1848–49. Millet’s allegorical figure of Liberty emerged from the political upheaval of 1848 and from his unsuccessful competition to represent the new French Republic.

Original artwork size: 31.7 × 47.2 cm (W × H)
Palatine presentation: 40 × 60 cm Classic Frame, portrait.

Most art-print shops offer the same image in a choice of Small, Medium and Large sizes. We take a different approach. For each edition, we begin with the recorded dimensions of the original work and reproduce the complete image at that scale, preserving its proportions and avoiding enlargement, reduction, cropping or distortion.

Frame finishes
Black, White or Natural.

Paper & glazing
Enhanced Matte with either Perspex or Moth-Eye glazing.

A considered presentation for every work. We assess each edition individually and recommend the frame, paper and glazing combination we believe best complements the work. Our recommendation is preselected when the page opens, but the choice remains yours.

Recommended presentation: Natural frame + Enhanced Matte + Moth-Eye. We recommend a natural frame to complement the beige paper and muted pastel without adding a heavy edge. Enhanced Matte respects the dry drawing surface, while Moth-Eye glazing helps reduce reflections across the darker chalk passages.

Collection
Cleveland Museum of Art · 2008.395

Produced using fine-art giclée printing with pigment-based archival inks. Each order includes a complimentary Palatine art card.

Image source
Image: The Cleveland Museum of Art, CC0.

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