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Watercolour drawing of the Louvre palace seen from the Seine, with crowds on the quay and boats on the river.

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Le Louvre sous Louis XV, spectacle nautique de Servandoni pour le mariage de Louise-Elisabeth avec le future Duc de Parme le 29 août 1739, Fédor Hoffbauer, Musée Carnavalet, Paris. Via artnap.com

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This drawing with watercolour wash shows a long view of the Louvre palace facade across the Seine, with crowds lining the riverbank and rowing boats and sailing vessels on the water. A small ornamental pavilion appears at the lower left and a sculpted sea creature rises from the river in the foreground.

Museum record: Musée Carnavalet, Paris