284 rue St Jacques. c'était au XVIIe siècle l'entrée… by Georges-Henri Manesse

Etching of an old Paris street with a wrought iron gate, a stone archway, a produce stall and a seated woman.

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284 rue St Jacques. c'était au XVIIe siècle l'entrée. G.16886, Georges-Henri Manesse (1906), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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This etching by Georges-Henri Manesse, dated 1906, shows a corner building at 284 rue Saint-Jacques with steep roofs, dormer windows and an iron gate beneath a stone archway. A seated woman sits beside a street stall with baskets of produce, and a handwritten inscription below the image notes that this was the entrance to the Carmel in the seventeenth century.

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