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Taverny (S.-et-O.) - The Church - Altarpiece of the High Altar (Henry II Period), attributed to Jean Goujon - Gift of Constable Anne de Montmorency (circa 1552) - Painting of the Triptych (1902) - N.-S.-C. in cross - On the sides, the Constable with his family - (Reproduction after paintings from the Chapel of the Château de Chantilly) - Front
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Taverny (S.-et-O.) - The Church - Altarpiece of the High Altar (Henry II Period), attributed to Jean Goujon - Gift of Constable Anne de Montmorency (circa 1552) - Painting of the Triptych (1902) - N.-S.-C. in cross - On the sides, the Constable with his family - (Reproduction after paintings from the Chapel of the Château de Chantilly) - Back
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Taverny (S.-et-O.) - The Church - Altarpiece of the High Altar (Henry II Period), attributed to Jean Goujon - Gift of Constable Anne de Montmorency (circa 1552) - Painting of the Triptych (1902) - N.-S.-C. in cross - On the sides, the Constable with his family - (Reproduction after paintings from the Chapel of the Château de Chantilly)

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Description

Postcard showing the altarpiece of the high altar of the church in Taverny, attributed to Jean Goujon and dated circa 1552, reproducing a painting of the triptych from the Château de Chantilly. The reverse indicates that the address on the front may not be accepted by all foreign countries and shows traces of handwritten writing and creasing.

Characteristics

Type
Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference
VGL87
Condition
creasing, traces of handwritten writing
Availability
Unique piece
Condition
Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

Information

Reference
VGL87
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