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Sepia etching of a stormy hilltop with crosses and robed figures, a domed city glowing in the distance under dark clouds.

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Le calvaire d'après Decamps (IFF 84), PPG113, Marie Bracquemond (1856), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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This sepia-toned etching depicts a dramatic landscape beneath a heavy, turbulent sky, with a rocky hill in the foreground. On the right, crosses stand atop the rise with small figures gathered at their base, while a city of domes and towers lies in the distance on the left. The work is attributed to Marie Bracquemond and dated 1856, and is titled Le calvaire d'après Decamps (IFF 84), PPG113.

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