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"Images de Paris, la place de la Concorde", revue géographique et industrielle de France agréée par le ministère de l'éducation nationale, 61 st year, Nouvelle série No 26

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"Images de Paris, la place de la Concorde", revue géographique et industrielle de France agréée par le ministère de l'éducation nationale, 61 st year, Nouvelle série No 26

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Jean Picart Le Doux (1902-1982) ‘La Place de la Concorde, Paris’, circa 1950 Screenprint on canvas Printed signature lower right 106cm x152.5cm (unframed)

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Henry MALFROY (1895-1944) Place de la Concorde, Paris OIL ON CANVAS Signed lower left 27 x 35 cm (Rubbing around the edges) Louis XV style frame in gilded wood (small accidents and missing parts)

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Modeled after the Luxor obelisk, ca. 1850. Patinated bronze. Black Belgian marble base. Size: 66 x 17 x 17 cm. This obelisk reproduces the original of the temple of Luxor in ancient Thebes, placed since 1836 in the center of the Place de la Concorde in Paris, France. The obelisk, dating from the 13th century BC, is 23 meters high. C., is 23 meters high and weighs 222 tons, to which must be added the 240 tons of the pedestal. The monument is made of pink granite from Aswan. In the same quarries, an unfinished obelisk was found that attracted the attention of archaeologists.

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Pair of gilt bronze sculptures depicting so-called Horses of Marly. h. cm. 34. Commissioned by Louis XV from Guillaume Coustou in 1743, the monumental marble sculptures, depicting two wild horses stopped by Indian slaves, decorated the trough located at the entrance to the park of the Château de Marly, where they remained until 1794 when they were moved to Paris's Place de la Concorde. Exposed to continuous weathering, the two works were first restored, in 1840, and then brought to the Louvre Museum in 1984.

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