File:Morlaix rue Noble.jpg
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Français : Morlaix : La rue Noble (dessin d'Auguste Mayer publié en 1845-1846). C'est dans cette rue que de nombreux riches marchands de Morlaix avaient construits leurs maisons, caractérisées par trois étages en encorbellement et, dans les angles, des consoles sculptées représentant des saints ou des saintes, comme ici, au premier étage, sainte Barbe, reconnaissable à sa tour. Le dessin représente le N° 13 de cette rue, une maison détruite peu après la réalisation de ce dessin. C'est l'actuelle rue du Mur. |
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| Source | "Voyages pittoresques et romantiques dans l'ancienne France. Bretagne" par Charles Nodier, Justin Taylor et Alphonse de Cayeux, http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k97223066/f107.image.r=Morlaix |
| Author | Auguste Mayer (1805-1890) |
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