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Etchings of Paris: The Exchange Bridge

Charles Meryon

Cleveland Museum of Art

The image depicts a black and white etching of a bridge and buildings. A stone bridge with three visible arches spans a river. A boat with people in it is on the river. On the right side, there are large buildings with multiple windows and spires. A hot air balloon floats in the cloudy sky. The artist's signature and other writing are visible at the bottom. The title of the work is "The Exchange Bridge".

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1263 × 630 px
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