Entrée de Barège
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"Entrée de Barège" is a lithograph by French artist Maxime Lalanne, born November 27, 1827 and died July 29, 1886. The artwork, likely a print, depicts a scenic view of a village nestled within mountainous terrain. The lithograph's realistic portrayal, with meticulous details of the village and the surrounding landscape, suggests a keen interest in documenting everyday life in the French countryside. The title indicates the subject, "Entrée de Barège", suggesting a depiction of the entrance or the approach to the town of Barège in the Pyrenees mountains. Lalanne's work, likely created during the 19th century, showcases a keen eye for detail, making this lithograph a captivating visual record of a small town in France.
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