Vignette Title by Thomas Shotter Boys (1870)

Hand-colored print of a Gothic stone doorway with ornate pinnacle and gargoyles, with a decorative title panel beside it.

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A hand-colored lithograph shows an ornate Gothic doorway with pointed arch, carved canopy and pinnacle set into a stone street wall, with the street name Rue de la Corne inscribed above. The title panel in blackletter lettering reads Pittoresque Architecture in Paris, Chartres, Antwerp and Rouen, drawn from nature and on stone by Thomas Shotter Boys.

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1870

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Wikimedia Commons

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