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Etching of Pont Notre-Dame reconstruction in 1911, with stacked stone blocks, a crane barge and workers beneath stone arches.

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Reconstruction du pont Notre-Dame. Mai 1911. G.13931 (1 of 2), Charles Jouas (1911), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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An etching of the Seine river showing the reconstruction of the Pont Notre-Dame, with stacked stone blocks on the quay, a barge fitted with a crane, and workers on the stone arches. The inscription in the lower right reads "Reconstruction du pont Notre-Dame, Mai 1911" and the work is signed by Charles Jouas, dated 1911.

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