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Charles Nicolas Dufour

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Secondary View of the City of the Pont de L'Arche near Rouen, Charles Nicolas Dufour, 18th century

Secondary View of the City of the Pont de L'Arche near Rouen

18th century · Not on view · Harvard Art Museums

Fourth View on the Meuse, Charles Nicolas Dufour, 18th century

Fourth View on the Meuse

18th century · Not on view · Harvard Art Museums

Main View of the City of the Pont de L'Arche near Rouen, Charles Nicolas Dufour, 18th century

Main View of the City of the Pont de L'Arche near Rouen

18th century · Not on view · Harvard Art Museums

Entrance to the Port of Palermo in Sicily, Charles Nicolas Dufour, 18th century

Entrance to the Port of Palermo in Sicily

18th century · Not on view · Harvard Art Museums