Palace of Justice, Rouen - Original Steel Engraving after Allom - 1846
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Original 1846 engraving with the courtyard of the Palace of Justice at Rouen, the former seat of the Parliament of Normandy and one of the richest Gothic civil buildings in France, with its flamboyant front bristling with pinnacles and gables. At the foot, Drawn by T. Allom and Engraved by W. H. Capone.
Original 1846 engraving with the courtyard of the Palace of Justice at Rouen, the former seat of the Parliament of Normandy and one of the richest Gothic civil buildings in France, with its flamboyant front bristling with pinnacles and gables. At the foot, Drawn by T. Allom and Engraved by W. H. Capone.
Medium: Steel engraving.
Artist / after: Thomas Allom (1804-1872).
Engraver: William Henry Capone.
Date: 1846.
Source: France Illustrated, with texts by the Reverend G. N. Wright, Fisher, Son & Co., London.
Dimensions: Image 5.0 x 7.5 in (12.7 x 19 cm).
Condition: Good condition, with slight toning of the paper and some scattered foxing in the margins.
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Original 1846 engraving with the courtyard of the Palace of Justice at Rouen, the former seat of the Parliament of Normandy and one of the richest Gothic civil buildings in France, with its flamboyant front bristling with pinnacles and gables. At the foot, Drawn by T. Allom and Engraved by W. H. Capone.