Roman Dominique
ROMAN : Arles, 1824/04/18 ; Arles, 1911/01/04 ; nationalité : Française ; Dominique Roman, photographe arlésien actif à partir de 1860, a constitué un corpus d'images des monuments d'Arles qui, dans la lignée de la Mission Héliographique, célèbre la cité. Ainsi, au soir de sa vie, il participe avec enthousiasme à la construction du 'panthéon de la Provence' de Frédéric Mistral, le museon Arlaten en offrant ses photographies de la ville
School : France
4 works referenced in French museums
Style and technique
L'oeuvre de Roman Dominique s'inscrit dans le courant du dessin. Il emploie papier salé, noir et blanc, carton dans ses réalisations. Roman Dominique se consacre à dessin.
Legacy and influence
Les musées de France conservent des oeuvres de Roman Dominique. Roman Dominique est représenté dans 3 musées.
Works in public collections
![Les arènes d'Arles, la Tour Sarrasine [Exposition Universelle de 1867]](https://popcorn-prd-perf-assets.s3.gra.io.cloud.ovh.net/joconde/09020040700/0004739.jpg)
Works in French museums
French museums preserve works attributed to Roman Dominique. These pieces, listed in the Joconde database, attest to this artist's place in the national artistic heritage. 4 records are currently available.
Curator museums
The works of Roman Dominique are preserved in the following museums: Museon Arlaten, musée Ingres Bourdelle, musée Condé. These institutions bear the « Musée de France » label and ensure the conservation and accessibility of their collections.
Artistic fields
The works of Roman Dominique belong to the following fields: photographie, archéologie, dessin, estampe.
Data sources
The information presented comes from the Joconde database of the Ministry of Culture (data.culture.gouv.fr), under the Open License v2.0 (Etalab).
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know
The Joconde database references 4 works attributed to Roman Dominique in museums of France. 3 of them have a digitized image available online. These works cover various fields: dessin, photographie, archéologie, estampe.
Works by Roman Dominique are held in 3 labeled 'Museum of France', including the musée Ingres Bourdelle. Each work entry indicates the holding museum, which allows planning a visit. Check with the museum whether the work is on display or in storage.
The data comes from the Joconde database of the Ministry of Culture (data.culture.gouv.fr), distributed under Open License v2.0 (Etalab). The records are provided by the holding museums, and biographical information is extracted from the database fields.
No. Only cataloged and digitized works in the Joconde database appear on DellArte. Other works by Roman Dominique may exist in museum reserves, private collections, or foreign museums. Digitization progresses each year.
Consult the work's record to identify the holding museum, then contact it to verify if the work is on display. Find out about opening hours and admission fees on the official museum website.
Works by Roman Dominique belong to the following fields: dessin, photographie, archéologie, estampe. The Joconde database documents the technique, period, and holding museum for each work.
According to the records in the Joconde database, works by Roman Dominique employ the following techniques and materials: papier salé, noir et blanc, carton, mine de plomb, papier, mine de plomb, lavis, encre, papier. Each work record details the technique in the 'Materials / Techniques' field.
Textual data are under Open License v2.0 and can be freely reused. For images, rights depend on the artist's date of death: if Roman Dominique died over 70 years ago, their works are in the public domain in France. Otherwise, images remain under copyright.
Use the DellArte contact page to report the error. For corrections at the source (attribution, dating, biography), report them to the Ministry of Culture via data.culture.gouv.fr.
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