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Luxembourg Gardens

Cameron Burnside

American, 1887–1952

Luxembourg Gardens

Details

Title

Luxembourg Gardens

Artist/Maker

Cameron Burnside (American, 1887–1952)

Date

1908

Medium

Watercolor

Dimensions

11 3/16 x 17 inches

Credit

Gift of the artist

Accession #

15.1

On View

Currently not on view

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