The Basin of the Tuileries by Eugène Bejot. A black and white sketch depicting a pond with two small sailboats in the foreground. The pond's surface reflects the surrounding buildings and trees. A group of people are gathered on the shore. There are trees and bushes along the edge of the pond. In the background, several large buildings with many windows and chimneys are visible. The sky has some clouds. The image is drawn on a beige background.
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- 1173 × 893 px
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