Paris, the Cluny Palace - Engraving by Beaupré after Rouargue - 19th C.
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Original 19th-century copper engraving with the courtyard of the Cluny palace in Paris, one of the only two gothic palaces left in the city and today the home of the National Museum of the Middle Ages. According to the lettering, drawn by A. Rouargue and engraved by Beaupre.
Original 19th-century copper engraving with the courtyard of the Cluny palace in Paris, one of the only two gothic palaces left in the city and today the home of the National Museum of the Middle Ages. According to the lettering, drawn by A. Rouargue and engraved by Beaupre.
Medium: Copper engraving.
Artist / after: Adolphe Rouargue.
Engraver: Beaupre.
Date: 19th century.
Dimensions: 8.9 x 6.7 in (22.5 x 17 cm).
Condition: Fair. The sheet has an area of abrasion and loss of paper in the sky, very visible, besides damp stains, dirt and creases in the margins. The lower part of the image, with the courtyard and the figures, is untouched.
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Original 19th-century copper engraving with the courtyard of the Cluny palace in Paris, one of the only two gothic palaces left in the city and today the home of the National Museum of the Middle Ages. According to the lettering, drawn by A. Rouargue and engraved by Beaupre.