Description
This collection of Parisian sketches, titled Paris Montorgueil: croquis parisiens. Les plaisirs du dimanche and dated 1896, belongs to the artistic and literary representations of daily life in Paris at the end of the 19th century. The work, likely illustrated with drawings or engravings, depicts the lively scenes of the Montorgueil district, then renowned for its bustling commercial activity and popular atmosphere. This type of publication, both a social document and an aesthetic work, particularly interests bibliophiles for its visual and cultural testimony of the era. The physical condition of the copy, not specified in the description, would need to be verified to assess its authenticity and preservation.




















