The Devil's Bridge, near Fort Roussillon.

Cockburn, James Pattison (New York 1779-Woolwich 1847) and Charles Joseph Hullmandel (London 1789-London 1850).

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London, Rodwell and Martin, 1822. Lithograph on paper. View of the Pont du Diable at Céret in France, spanning the river Tech. 25,5 x16,5 cm.*Plate 32 from "Views to illustrate the route of Mont Cenis. Drawn from nature, by Major Cockburn; and on stone, by C. Hullmandel". - Cut to the border line, removing the lithographed inscriptions. Mounted on a sheet of green paper. The plate is surrounded by a border of 5 lines in pen and black ink. At bottom lettered in pen and black ink "The Devil's Bridge near Fort Rousillon".[(6159)].

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The Devil's Bridge, near Fort Roussillon.
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Cockburn, James Pattison (New York 1779-Woolwich 1847) and Charles Joseph Hullmandel (London 1789-London 1850).

Ludwig Rosenthal's Antiquariaat

Leidschendam, Netherlands

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Ludwig Rosenthal's Antiquariaat was established in Germany in 1859 and the fourth generation of the Rosenthal family is running the business today. VISIT OUR WEBSITE: http://www.ludwigrosenthal.com

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