
Musées Gadagne - William Marlow - Château de Pierre-Scize
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Musées Gadagne - William Marlow - Château de Pierre-Scize, William Marlow, Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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This painting shows a river town beneath a fortified complex built on a rocky height, with a tower and walls rising above dense trees. Rows of old stone houses line the near bank, and several small boats, one with a striped awning, float on the calm water. The painting is attributed to William Marlow.







































