26 quai de Passy. Jean-Jacques Rousseau habita cette maison pendant le séjour qu’il fit aux Eaux de Passy. Il y aura, G.16873(2)
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26 quai de Passy. Jean-Jacques Rousseau habita cette maison pendant le séjour qu’il fit aux Eaux de Passy. Il y aura, G.16873(2), Georges-Henri Manesse (1906), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
26 quai de Passy. Jean-Jacques Rousseau habita cette maison pendant le séjour qu’il fit aux Eaux de Passy. Il y aura, G.16873(2), Georges-Henri Manesse (1906), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com26 quai de Passy. Jean-Jacques Rousseau habita cette maison pendant le séjour qu’il fit aux Eaux de Passy. Il y aura, G.16873(2), Georges-Henri Manesse (1906), Wikimedia Commons. Via <a href="https://artnap.com/artwork/cmsab-131409230">artnap.com</a>
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This etching shows a cobbled street lined with two-storey stone houses with shuttered windows, a lamp post, and pedestrians walking along the pavement. Bare trees and a low wall frame the scene beneath a cloudy sky. The handwritten inscription beneath the image identifies the building as the house where Jean-Jacques Rousseau lived during his stay at the Eaux de Passy, and the print is dated 1906 and signed by Georges-Henri Manesse.
