Place Dauphine
Jérémy’s Eye: A Parisian Interlude This series began in 2020, in a Paris that had suddenly fallen silent. Jérémy drew its places by hand, with just a few lines, leaving aside everything unnecessary. Among them, the Place Dauphine. Laid out in 1607 by Henri IV, a triangle of brick façades and chestnut trees, one step from the Pont Neuf. Each artwork is individually numbered and produced in limited edition of 87 prints ; a tribute to 1987, the year Jérémy was born in Paris.Framed artworks (with frame): Please allow 10–14 days for preparation before dispatch. This timeframe applies only to framed versions.
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- Size
- 21 * 30 cm, 21 * 30 cm with frame, 30 * 42 cm, 30 * 42 cm with frame
Variants (4)
- 21 * 30 cm — 120.00 USD — In stock
- 21 * 30 cm with frame — 270.00 USD — In stock
- 30 * 42 cm — 210.00 USD — In stock
- 30 * 42 cm with frame — 390.00 USD — In stock
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