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Etching of a Paris demolition site with rubble, a construction tower, workers and a distant domed building.

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Démolitions pour le percement du Boulevard Saint-Germain (Vieux Paris) (Beraldi 4, IFF 4), Maxime Lalanne (1863), Petit Palais, Paris. Via artnap.com

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This etching shows a Paris street cleared of old buildings, with heaps of stone rubble, broken timbers and a wooden construction tower in the foreground. Figures work among the debris while a domed building rises in the distance beyond the ruins. The work is a print by Maxime Lalanne, dated 1863, titled Démolitions pour le percement du Boulevard Saint-Germain (Vieux Paris).

Museum record: Petit Palais, Paris