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Hand-colored print of Rio de Janeiro's Palace Square with an obelisk fountain and crowds, above a view of the city from the s

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Vue de la Place du Palais, à Rio de Janeiro; Vue générale de la ville, du côte de la mer, Jean Baptiste Debret (1834 - 1839). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Jean Baptiste Debret died in 1848; this work is in the public domain.

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This hand-colored print shows the Palace Square in Rio de Janeiro, with a tall obelisk fountain at center, colonnaded buildings, church towers, and crowds of figures in period dress. A second panel below presents the city seen from the sea, with a row of buildings along the shore, hills behind, and small boats on the water. The work is attributed to Jean Baptiste Debret and dated 1834 to 1839.