EditorialLa rue des Prouvaires et l'?glise saint Eustache, Paris, Print made by Thomas Shotter Boys, 18031874, British, 1833, Soft-ground etching on moderately thick, slightly textured, cream wove paper, Sheet: 16 15/16 x 11 11/16 inches (43 x 29.7 cm), Plate: ...
EditorialLa rue des Prouvaires et l'?glise saint Eustache, Paris, Print made by Thomas Shotter Boys, 18031874, British, 1833, Soft-ground etching on moderately thick, slightly textured, cream wove paper, Sheet: 16 15/16 x 11 11/16 inches (43 x 29.7 cm), Plate: ...
EditorialA Woman Distributing Bread from a Basket: Study for 'Feed the Hungry,' in the Chapel of the Seven Corporal Works of Mercy (Les Oeuvres de Mis?ricorde), Church of Saint-Eustache, Paris, 1850?53, Fabricated black and white chalk, squared with fabricated ...
EditorialLe depart des fruits et legumes du coeur de Paris, le 28 fevrier 1969; altar for Sainte Eustache, Paris. Les Halles, the Parisian fruit and vegetable market, was removed from the city center in 1969 to be installed at Rungis, on the outskirts of Paris,...
EditorialSt. Eustache church, 1532-1637. The ground plan is gothic, the interior Renaissance. With a length of 100 m and 34m high, it is the largest Renaissance church in France. Richelieu was baptised here, as was Moliere and the future Mme. de Pompadour.
EditorialSt. Eustache Portal, Facade of the Saint-Eustache church in Paris, date estimated 11, after p. 68, p. 99, Landon (direxit), J. G. Legrand; C. P. Landon: Description de Paris et de ses ?difices: avec un pr?cis historique et des observations sur le carac...
EditorialParis. St. Eustache, View facade church Saint-Eustache Paris, signed: Baldinger, fig. 89, p. 308, Baldinger, Franz Heinrich, 1867, Jacob Burckhardt; Wilhelm L?bke: Geschichte der neueren Baukunst. Stuttgart: Verlag von Ebner & Seubert, 1867.
EditorialView of the ?glise Saint-Eustache and presumably the Rue Rambuteau in Paris, Eglise Saint-Eustache (title on object), Vue Instantan?e (series title on object), street, church (exterior ), Saint-Eustache, HJ (mentioned on object), Paris, c. 1850 - c. 18...
EditorialView of the ?glise Saint-Eustache and presumably the Rue Rambuteau in Paris, Saint-Eustache (title on object), church (exterior), street, ?glise Saint-Eustache, anonymous, Paris, c. 1850 - c. 1880, photographic paper, cardboard, albumen print, h 86 mm ...
EditorialView of the ?glise Saint-Eustache and presumably the Rue Rambuteau in Paris, Eglise Saint-Eustache (title on object), Paris Instantane (series title on object), church (exterior), street, Saint-Eustache, HJ (mentioned on object), Paris, c. 1850 - c. 18...
EditorialExterior of the ?glise Saint-Eustache in Paris Paris. L'Eglise St. Eustache (title on object), facade (or house or building), church (exterior), ?glise Saint-Eustache, Neue Photographische Gesellschaft (mentioned on object), Paris, c. 1900 - c. 1910, c...
EditorialSt. Eustache, Saint-Eustache parish church in Paris, Fig. 8, according to p. 64, Martin Zeiller: Topographia Galliae, oder, Beschreibung und Contrafaitung der vornehmbsten und bekantisten Oerter in dem m?chtigen und grossen K?nigreich Franckreich: beed...
EditorialSt. Eustache church, 1532-1637. The ground plan is gothic, the interior Renaissance. With a length of 100 m and 34m high, it is the largest Renaissance church in France. Richelieu was baptised here, as was Moliere and the future Mme. de Pompadour.
EditorialA Woman Distributing Bread from a Basket: Study for 'Feed the Hungry,' in the Chapel of the Seven Corporal Works of Mercy (Les Oeuvres de Mis?ricorde), Church of Saint-Eustache, Paris, 1850?53, Fabricated black and white chalk, squared with fabricated ...
EditorialLe depart des fruits et legumes du coeur de Paris, le 28 fevrier 1969; altar for Sainte Eustache, Paris. Les Halles, the Parisian fruit and vegetable market, was removed from the city center in 1969 to be installed at Rungis, on the outskirts of Paris,...
EditorialPlacidus meets a stag with a cross between the antlers, converts to Christianity and becomes Saint Eustache. Detail from the window of St. Eustache, north side of the nave of Chartres Cathedral,1210-1215.
EditorialSt. Eustache church, 1532-1637. The ground plan is gothic, the interior Renaissance. With a length of 100 m and 34m high, it is the largest Renaissance church in France. Richelieu was baptised here, as was Moliere and the future Mme. de Pompadour.