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Watercolor of the Petit-Pont and Petit-Châtelet in Paris after a fire, with a collapsed arch, debris in the river and boats.

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Le Petit-Pont et le Petit-Châtelet après l'incendie du 27 avril 1718, actuellement rue du Petit-Pont, quai Montebello, quai du Marché Neuf. (Composition retrospective), Fédor Hoffbauer, Musée Carnavalet, Paris. Via artnap.com

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A watercolor and ink drawing by Fédor Hoffbauer shows the Petit-Pont and Petit-Châtelet in Paris after the fire, with a collapsed stone arch, scattered timber and rubble in the river, and smoke rising from damaged buildings. Small rowing boats move among the debris while onlookers gather on the left bank. The work is held by the Musée Carnavalet, Paris, and is a retrospective composition.

Museum record: Musée Carnavalet, Paris