MATTHAEUS SEUTTER Augsburg, Germany (1678) / (1756) "Plan of Paris in the mid-18…

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MATTHAEUS SEUTTER Augsburg, Germany (1678) / (1756) "Plan of Paris in the mid-18th century", c. 1720

Hand-illuminated engraving Presents deterioration on the paper. Measurements: Footprint: 47 x 58 cm

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MATTHAEUS SEUTTER Augsburg, Germany (1678) / (1756) "Plan of Paris in the mid-18th century", c. 1720

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