Eglise de St. Rémy à Reims by Léon Auguste Asselineau

Hand-colored lithograph of the St. Rémy church facade in Reims, with twin spires and a rose window, and people and a carriage

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A lithographic print showing the west facade of the Église de St. Rémy in Reims, with twin spires, a large rose window and a central portal approached by a flight of steps. Pedestrians in period dress and a horse-drawn carriage occupy the open square in front of the church. The work is attributed to Léon Auguste Asselineau and was issued as part of the series La France de nos jours.

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