Black and white etching of a large symmetrical garden. The garden has walking paths and intricately designed hedges. There is a large group of people gathered in the foreground. The garden is surrounded by a wall with buildings on either side. There are columns on the left side and a tower on the right. There are trees on the left and a hill in the background. At the top is a crest with a shield and ribbons, and at the bottom is a line of text in French.
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- 1263 × 862 px
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