Vue du Pont-Neuf. D.4976
Eugène Bejot · French, 1867-1931
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This pen and ink drawing with grey wash depicts a view of the Pont-Neuf in Paris, with its stone arches spanning the Seine. A barge floats beneath one arch, while scaffolding with workers stands in the foreground on the left and tall Parisian buildings line the far bank. D.4976" by Eugène Bejot, with no date given.
