La crue de la Seine by Paul Goute (1921)

Gray wash sketch of pedestrians on a riverside quay looking toward a Gothic cathedral across a flooded Seine.

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Why is this public domain? Paul Goute died in 1943; this work is in the public domain.

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A monochrome drawing shows a row of figures in hats and long coats standing along a riverside quay, looking toward a large Gothic cathedral across the water beneath a lamppost. The Seine appears high and wide, with faint ripple lines across its surface. The work is titled La crue de la Seine, attributed to Paul Goute, and dated 1921.

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1921

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