De la Gare du Bas-Meudon by Henri Rivière (1902)

Colour print of a village with white houses, gardens and a distant Eiffel Tower under a warm sky.

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A colour print shows a village of white houses with tiled roofs seen from above, with a dirt road curving past fenced gardens in the foreground. Two women and a man walk along the road, and the Eiffel Tower rises faintly on the distant horizon beneath a warm sky. The work is titled De la Gare du Bas-Meudon, by Henri Rivière, dated 1902.

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1902

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