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intended entirely to supersedethem as more formal and edifying? In certain casesthey had already been rendered obsolete by changesin the plates which destroyed the point of the verses;or, as in the case of Le Pont-Neuf and Le Stryge, theyhad been effaced from the copper in later reworkings.And yet… … jirt GJ3Toc.co**.£nco7c3 Portrait of Charles MeryonFrom the etching by F^lix BracquemondThis is the portrait which Meryon himself preferredSize of the original etching, ■l!4 X 3iA inches devoted no little time and attention to these versesin the attempt to perfect their form and diction. Itwould…
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