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Etching of the ruined Saint-Germain fair after a fire, with charred timbers, rubble, and a church facade in smoke.

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La foire de St-Germain après l'incendie de 1763, d'après Demachy 24, G.30623(2), Alfred Delauney (1889), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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This etching depicts the aftermath of a fire, showing the ruins of the Saint-Germain fair with collapsed walls, scattered rubble, and charred timber beneath a smoky sky. A church facade with a tall bell tower rises among the damaged buildings, and small figures move across the debris. The print is attributed to Alfred Delauney and dated 1889.

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