Rue de la Mortellerie, aujourd'hui de l'hôtel de Ville… by Alfred Delauney

Etching of a narrow cobbled street with a cylindrical turret, workers on scaffolding, pedestrians and birds in the sky.

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Rue de la Mortellerie, aujourd'hui de l'hôtel de Ville, tourelle de l'hôtel de Sens 12 (IFF 12), G.11438(3), Alfred Delauney (1867), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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This 1867 etching by Alfred Delauney depicts the Rue de la Mortellerie, now part of the Hôtel de Ville area, as a narrow street flanked by tall stone buildings. A cylindrical turret projects from the right-hand facade, and workers on scaffolding and a ladder are visible beside it while pedestrians walk along the cobbled roadway.

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1867

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