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‘Parisienne, place de la Concorde’ (c. 1890), Jean Béraud. © Musée Carnavalet, Paris/Roger-Viollet

27 March 2014

Jean BÈraud (1849-1936). “Parisienne, place de la Concorde”. Huile sur bois. Paris, musÈe Carnavalet.

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