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Print features a characteristic pastoral scene common in early-to-mid 20th-century decorative art
Original copperplate engraved by the celebrated Nuremberg cartographic publisher Johann Baptist Homann and issued by the Homann Heirs circa 1740 (plate dated 1739)
a monumental six-volume work published by the Scottish botanist Robert Wight
Condition: Excellent antique condition
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Church of St. Taur (Notre-Dame du Taur) Toulouse, France, 1840 large-package Print features a characteristic pastoralOriginal steel engraving drawn by Thomas Allom and engraved by H. Adlard from a series called France Illustrated in 1840. Dimensions: 14 x 11 The church is built on the legendary spot where the body of Saint Saturnin, the patron saint of Toulouse, fell from the bull that dragged him to his death. Scene depicts a religious ceremony in the church's interior, featuring people kneeling in prayer.
