drawing of a map of a town with a river running through ita black and white photo of a book with a mountain in the backgrounda piece of paper that has a black marker on itan old map of scotland with the names of towns and townsan old picture of a heart with a picture of a man and a woman on itan old drawing of a town in the middle of a picturean old drawing of a town in the middle of a mountain rangea picture of a stamp with a picture of a woman and a man on ita picture of a picture of a mountain scenean old picture of a mountain scene with a river in the foregroundan old picture of a building with a steeple in the backgroundan old picture of an old building with a clock tower in the middle of ita picture of an old picture of a man and a woman riding on a train
Astrid Guillon Maison de ventes aux enchères

285 - A collection of prints of the Haut Doubs, including two engr…
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Estimate €50 - €100
Description
A collection of prints of the Haut Doubs, including two engravings of the Fort de Joux, based on drawings sent by Mr Bocion Topographical description of the town of Pontarlier in Franche-Comté on the River Doubs, addressed to His Excellency Monseigneur the Prince of Arenberg, Governor of Franche-Comté, Documents extracted from *Recherches sur Pontarlier* by Mr Bourgon, Pontarlier, Loithin, printer, 1841, (accompanied by *Bourg de la rivière in the 16th century* after Gilbert-Cousin (*Histoire de Pontarlier*, 1893)) Two engravings of Remonot, including *The Church of Remonot* by Sabatier and Engelmann, Rue du Faubourg Montmartre, and *The Banks of the Doubs at Remonot*, from the Besançon Universal Exhibition, 1860, by V. Jeanneney, printed by Berlauts, Paris, Pierre Ducret, publisher at Les Chambrettes ‘Saut du Doubs’, by L. Thiénon and Lemaitre ‘The Doubs at Morteau’, drawing by Whymper (with foxing) Extract from ‘Absinthe Pernod fils et Boiteux’, reprinted in 1998, numbered copy 40/100 ‘Le Lyon Bourguignon’ or ‘La Franche-Comté’, by Claude Bonjour, modern print Enclosed is an engraving of Mouthier-Haute-Pierre by Eugène Sadoux, produced using offset printing, with a print run of 150 copies produced at the D. Donier workshop by the Groupement d’Animation Graphique
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