Un chantier, rue Danton, 22 octobre 1898. D.1600 by Charles Jouas

Charcoal sketch of a demolition site on a city street with timber-braced buildings, rubble, and a woman in a long dark dress.

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A charcoal and red chalk drawing shows a Paris street lined with partly demolished buildings held up by timber scaffolding, with rubble and debris in the foreground. A woman in a long dark dress and hat walks past the wreckage toward a distant view of trees and buildings. The work is by Charles Jouas, dated 1898, and is titled Un chantier, rue Danton, 22 octobre 1898.

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