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Brown ink and wash drawing of a steep-roofed Constance building with dormer windows, stone walls and birds overhead, 1869.

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"Constance. Palais du concile où fut jugé Jean Hus", Victor Hugo (1869), Maisons de Victor Hugo Paris-Guernesey. Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Released by the Maisons de Victor Hugo Paris-Guernesey under CC0.

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A brown ink and wash drawing shows a steep-roofed building with dormer windows, a timber-framed upper storey, and a stone lower wall, with birds flying above. The handwritten inscription identifies the subject as the Palais du concile in Constance, where Jan Hus was tried, and the sheet is dated 1869. It is attributed to Victor Hugo and held by the Maisons de Victor Hugo Paris-Guernesey.

Museum record: Maisons de Victor Hugo Paris-Guernesey