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Watercolor of a neoclassical pavilion with Ionic columns, a pediment inscription, and trees in the foreground.

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Temple de Molière, pavillon de l'ancienne propriété Choiseul Praslin, 57 avenue Théophile Gautier, Fédor Hoffbauer (1905), Musée Carnavalet, Paris. Via artnap.com

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A watercolor and pen drawing shows a small neoclassical pavilion with a red brick body, stone Ionic columns, and a pediment inscribed "ICI FUT LA MAISON DE MOLIERE", set among trees and undergrowth. The work is attributed to Fédor Hoffbauer and dated 1905, held by the Musée Carnavalet, Paris, and depicts the Temple de Molière on the former Choiseul-Praslin property at 57 avenue Théophile Gautier.

Museum record: Musée Carnavalet, Paris