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Pencil and crayon drawing of a Paris street with a circular metro caisson under construction and pedestrians with umbrellas.

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Travaux du métropolitain : rue Danton et boulevard Saint-André (le caisson), 6ème aarondissement, Paris, Charles Jouas, Musée Carnavalet, Paris. Via artnap.com

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A pencil and colored crayon drawing shows a Paris street where a large circular caisson, wrapped in orange and red fabric, is being built for the metro works. Pedestrians with umbrellas walk past the construction, flanked by stone buildings and a domed corner building on the right. The handwritten inscription notes the site at Place Saint-André-des-Arts and Boulevard Saint-André, dated November 1906.

Museum record: Musée Carnavalet, Paris