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Pontoise, église Saint-Maclou, du 12e au 16e siècle

Eugène Atget

French, 1857–1927

Pontoise, église Saint-Maclou, du 12e au 16e siècle

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Title

Pontoise, église Saint-Maclou, du 12e au 16e siècle

Artist/Maker

Eugène Atget (French, 1857–1927)

Date

1902

Medium

Albumen silver print

Dimensions

Image/Sight: 8 1/2 x 7 inches

Credit

Anonymous gift

Accession #

2014.521

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