Copy of Vue de Pont-Neuf (View of the Pont Neuf), from "Les Deux Grandes Vues de Paris" (The Two Large Views of Paris)
Jacques Callot · French, 1592-1635
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Copy of Vue de Pont-Neuf (View of the Pont Neuf), from "Les Deux Grandes Vues de Paris" (The Two Large Views of Paris), Jacques Callot (17th century), The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Via artnap.com
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This etching shows a riverside view of Paris with a round stone tower in the foreground, a long multi-arched bridge crossing the river, and boats and figures working along the banks. Horse-drawn carts and groups of people fill the lower foreground, while a row of buildings and church spires rise on the distant shore. The print is attributed to Jacques Callot and held by The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
