Boulevard Saint-Germain: demolition by Maxime Lalanne

Etching of a demolition site with rubble, a scaffolding tower, a horse and cart, and workers before tall tenement buildings.

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An etched street scene shows a demolition site in an urban district, with heaps of stone rubble and broken timber in the foreground and workers moving among the debris. A tall timber scaffolding tower stands at left beside a horse and cart, while a multi-storey building with laundry hung from its windows rises at right. A dome and damaged façades are visible in the hazy distance. The print is attributed to Maxime Lalanne and is titled Boulevard Saint-Germain: demolition.

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