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Maillezais (Vendée) — Facade of the Church — Phototype Jerly-Puchin, Mortagne - Front — Front

Maillezais (Vendée) — Facade of the Church — Phototype Jerly-Puchin, Mortagne - Back — Back

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Maillezais (Vendée) — Facade of the Church — Phototype Jerly-Puchin, Mortagne

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Description

Facade of the church in Maillezais, Vendée, adorned with complex Gothic sculptures: niches with statues, pointed arches, and details such as women with fish tails reminiscent of the fairy Melusine, centaurs, and griffins. Reverse: phototype postcard from the Jerly-Puchin company, Mortagne, with space for correspondence and address.

Characteristics

Type: Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference: ZXP87
Condition: good condition
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference: ZXP87

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