St. Severin, Paris 1902

Donald Shaw MacLaughlan's 1902 etching, "St. Severin, Paris," captures the architectural grandeur of the Parisian cityscape. The intricate details of the buildings and the street scene are rendered with a delicate touch, showcasing MacLaughlan's mastery of the medium. This etching exemplifies his signature style, characterized by precise lines and nuanced shading, capturing the essence of the Parisian streets. The artwork invites viewers to imagine the bustling life of the city, highlighting the architectural beauty of the Parisian neighborhood, with the imposing church dominating the background.