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The Admiralty, Paris

Charles Meryon

Cleveland Museum of Art

The Admiralty, Paris by Charles Meryon: A black-and-white etching of a large building with columns on the left and an obelisk in the distance on the right. The building has three floors with many windows. People and horse-drawn carriages are on the street in front. The sky has clouds and flying figures.

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783 × 893 px
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