

Architectural Antiquities of Normandy (Vol. II), Pl. 90: Castle of Falaise (North View)
Black and white illustration of a castle on top of a rocky hill. The castle has a square-shaped section with multiple vertical sections with small windows. There is a tall cylindrical tower to the right. A smaller building with a gabled roof is to the left. There are trees on either side of the rocky hill. The sky has large fluffy clouds. Text at the bottom center of the image reads "CASTLE OF FALAISE" and "North View".
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