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the Whitebreasted Waterhen (bottom left)
"Les Modes du 1st Empire 1799 - 1815 / Corsages" This an original 1922 color pochoir print of an illustration of the fashionable bodices and blouses worn by upper class French women during the period of the First French Empire
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1927 Cathedral Renaissance Towers Tours France Print - ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAVURE ZZ15 the Whitebreasted Waterhen (bottom left)This is an original 1927 photogravure of the Renaissance pinnacles of the Cathedral of Tours, France. Photograph by Martin Hrlimann. Period Paper is pleased to offer an exceptional collection of historic original photogravures of France. The actual border around the photogravure is larger than what is shown in the digital image and each image usually has a caption in French, English, German, and Spanish, which will be included with the item when
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