THREE PRINTS OF PARIS
THREE PRINTS OF PARIS: - Paris in 1650, plate 75 - The Louvre, the Pont Neuf, and the Tour de Nesle. Left: Nantes, lithograph by Charpentier, published in Paris, Quai Conti; Right: Ph. Benoist, lith. Frame: 46 x 56 cm - Paris in 1650, plate 74—The Palais de Justice and the Seine, after Boisseau, Israel Sylvestre. Left: Nantes, lith. by Charpentier, published by - Paris, Quai Conti; Right: Félix Benoist, drawn by J. Arnoult, lith. Engraved by J. Gaildrau. 30 x 40 cm. Frame: 46 x 56 cm - Paris in all its splendor. Paris under Francis I: General bird’s-eye view based on old maps and drawings. Left: Nantes, lithograph by Charpentier, published by — Paris, Quai Conti; Right: Félix Benoist, drawing and lithograph. Frame: 46 x 56 cm
[ translate ]THREE PRINTS OF PARIS: - Paris in 1650, plate 75 - The Louvre, the Pont Neuf, and the Tour de Nesle. Left: Nantes, lithograph by Charpentier, published in Paris, Quai Conti; Right: Ph. Benoist, lith. Frame: 46 x 56 cm - Paris in 1650, plate 74—The Palais de Justice and the Seine, after Boisseau, Israel Sylvestre. Left: Nantes, lith. by Charpentier, published by - Paris, Quai Conti; Right: Félix Benoist, drawn by J. Arnoult, lith. Engraved by J. Gaildrau. 30 x 40 cm. Frame: 46 x 56 cm - Paris in all its splendor. Paris under Francis I: General bird’s-eye view based on old maps and drawings. Left: Nantes, lithograph by Charpentier, published by — Paris, Quai Conti; Right: Félix Benoist, drawing and lithograph. Frame: 46 x 56 cm
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