Passage Moret Au caveau de l'île des singes. G.11111 by Jean-Charles Contel

Black and white lithograph of an old building with shuttered windows, timber framing, and a pedestrian on a cobbled street.

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Passage Moret Au caveau de l'île des singes. G.11111, Jean-Charles Contel (1921), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A black and white lithograph shows a weathered multi-storey building with a curved roof, shuttered windows, and a timber-framed structure at right. Painted lettering on the facade reads "Au Caveau de l'Île des Singes" and "Vins Liqueurs," with a pedestrian walking on the street. The print is titled "Passage Moret, Le Caveau de l'Île des Singes" and is attributed to Jean-Charles Contel, dated 1921.

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1921

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