Eglise St-Médard 11 (IFF 11), G.11428(2) by Alfred Delauney

Etching of Saint-Médard church behind a stone-cutting site with workers, a cart, timber supports and ruined walls.

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Eglise St-Médard 11 (IFF 11), G.11428(2), Alfred Delauney (1867), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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This etching, dated 1867 and attributed to Alfred Delauney, shows a construction site in front of the church of Saint-Médard with a spire and clock tower rising behind rooftops. Large cut stone blocks lie in the foreground beside a loaded cart, and workers move among them under tall timber supports. Ruined walls and the crumbling masonry of neighboring buildings frame the scene.

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1867

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