Notre-Dame de Paris, tour méridionale. D.13558 by Charles Jouas

Pastel drawing of a gargoyle on Notre-Dame's south tower overlooking a hazy Paris skyline with flying birds.

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A pastel and wash drawing shows a gargoyle perched on the stone parapet of Notre-Dame de Paris's south tower, overlooking a misty panorama of Paris rooftops and church towers. Birds gather on the balustrade and wheel through the pale rose-toned sky. The inscription identifies the work as Notre-Dame de Paris, tour méridionale, by Charles Jouas, dated 1917.

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