Gezicht op een kerk in Bretagne, Frankrijk Possibly 1867

"Gezicht op een kerk in Bretagne, Frankrijk" is a photograph by Belgian artist Ferdinand Carlier, possibly taken in 1867. The photograph depicts a church in Bretagne, France, with its tall, pointed tower dominating the scene. Carlier's work often captured the architectural beauty of his surroundings, and this image is a fine example of his photographic style. The photograph is characterized by a focus on detail, which helps to evoke the grandeur of the church, and a sense of realism that allows viewers to feel as though they are standing in front of the structure. The photograph is an example of the photographic documentation of architecture that became popular in the 19th century. The photograph is small, measuring only 84mm by 52mm, but it is nonetheless a powerful image.