Vue de Fribourg

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Vue de Fribourg

Date
1842–1845
Medium
Lithograph
Culture
French
Department
Photographs
Institution
Getty Museum
Object ID
5317a594-b646-4112-bf8c-c8bec8e5e91d

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Print after a daguerrreotype. View of the city of Fribourg with le grand pont suspendu, now the Pont de Zaehringen, in the foreground. A horse-drawn carriage and a pedestrian are visible traversing the bridge. The bell tower of Cathédrale Saint-Nicholas de Fribourg is visible rising above the town on image left. A river with grassy, sprawling banks is visible underneath the bridge. A man, woman, and small child stroll along the grassy banks near a structure with a tall fence at lower center.

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