Jules De Bruycker De Pont-Neuf te Parijs 1925
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Jules De Bruycker De Pont-Neuf te Parijs 1925, Jules De Bruycker (1925), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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This drawing shows a stone bridge with rounded arches crossing a river, with moored barges and a rowboat in the foreground and reflections rippling on the water. Tall buildings with dense rooftops and chimneys rise behind the bridge on the left. The work is by Jules De Bruycker, dated 1925, and is titled De Pont-Neuf te Parijs.
