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Sepia engraved plate showing a panoramic view of Geneva across the lake with boats, surrounded by small street and building v

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CH-NB - Ansicht der Stadt Genf deren innern Theile und merkwürdigsten Umgebungen = Vue de la Ville de Genève de son intérieur et de ses environs les plus intéressants - Collection Gugelmann - GS-GUGE-, David Alois Schmid, Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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This sepia-toned printed plate presents a central panoramic view of Geneva across its lake toward distant mountains, with boats on the water and figures in a garden in the foreground. Surrounding vignettes show individual buildings, streets, bridges and a church, with captions in German and French.

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