Null Silvestre, Israel (Nancy 1621 - 1691 Paris), "Profil de la Ville et fortere…

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Silvestre, Israel (Nancy 1621 - 1691 Paris), "Profil de la Ville et forteresse de Marsal", 1670, copper engraving, print from the 1st third of the 20th century from the original copper plates from the 17th century, 33 x 100.5 cm, paper browned, glued together in the center, bottom glass rubbed, wooden strip frame (dam. Glass rubbed, wooden slatted frame (dam.), overall size 46 x 111.5 cm. 4213-044

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Silvestre, Israel (Nancy 1621 - 1691 Paris), "Profil de la Ville et forteresse de Marsal", 1670, copper engraving, print from the 1st third of the 20th century from the original copper plates from the 17th century, 33 x 100.5 cm, paper browned, glued together in the center, bottom glass rubbed, wooden strip frame (dam. Glass rubbed, wooden slatted frame (dam.), overall size 46 x 111.5 cm. 4213-044

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