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Hand-colored print of a Swiss village in a forested mountain valley, with figures on a road, a river, and a rowboat.

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CH-NB - Reuchenette, La, von Norden, während der Grenzbesetzung durch Berner Artillerie, September 1792 - Collection Gugelmann - GS-GUGE-KÖNIG-C-7, Franz Niklaus König (1792), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A hand-colored engraved view of a Swiss village nestled between forested mountain slopes, with a river and rocky cliff on the right. Several figures stand, sit, and gesture along the dirt road, while a small rowboat with a boatman moves along the water. The print is titled as a view of La Reuchenette from the side of Pierrepertuis and is attributed to Franz Niklaus König, dated 1792.

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