Le petit architecte. N°37, Café
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Le petit architecte. N°37, Café, Imp. Pellerin & Cie (1863). Via artnap.com
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A hand-colored printed sheet titled Le petit architecte, N°37, Café, issued by Imp. Pellerin & Cie in 1863. It shows a paper-theatre style café interior with an ornate ceiling, a tiled floor, shelves of glassware, a wall clock and a framed mirror, along with cut-out figures of seated patrons and two uniformed soldiers to be assembled. Printed instructions in French appear at upper left.
