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The architecture of Provence and the Riviera (1888)

Macgibbon, David · Edinburgh, Douglas · leaf 420

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antique character. One of the mostinteresting points connected with the main, and almostthe only street in the town, is the preservation of its ST PAUL-DU-VAK. 395 ancient shops. At almost ever)- step one meets with thewide arch which contained both the door and window ofthe shop, the former being… … KIG. 222. DETAILS FRO.M ST PAUL-DL-VAR. At St Paul many of the shop fronts are now built up, butseveral are still in use (Fig. 223), and when piled up withtheir complex store of vegetables and fruits, mixed withthe quaint and richly coloured jars of the country, pre-sent very tempting subjects for…

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