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Etching of a narrow old courtyard with timber-framed buildings and a woman sweeping the cobblestones near a doorway.

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Rue d’Argout. Hôtel meublé de Francfort où descendit Charlotte Corday le jour qui précéda l’assassinat de Marat. G.16868, Georges-Henri Manesse (1907), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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This etching shows a narrow, shadowed courtyard lined with old timber-framed buildings and many small-paned windows, with a woman sweeping the cobblestones near the entrance. The work is dated 14 May 1907 and inscribed by Georges-Henri Manesse, with a handwritten note identifying the rue d'Argout and the Hôtel de Francfort where Charlotte Corday stayed the day before Marat's assassination.

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