

Black and white illustration of a cityscape with a large open square in the foreground. The square is surrounded by long buildings with many windows and arches. A river runs along the right side of the image with a bridge over it. There are several other buildings and structures in the background, including a large dome-shaped building on the right side. A road with people and horse-drawn carriages runs along the left side of the image. The sky is cloudy. The word "Paris" is printed at the bottom center.
Artwork details
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- 900 × 604 px
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