A rare photograph captures the Porte Saint-Martin, built-in 1674 by Pierre Bullet and commissioned by Louis XIV to commemorate his military victories.
By Julie Jamison
Photographed: April 2024
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All Limited-Edition photography comes with a 1" border fine art gallery boarder as seen in the additional views. This will be the location of signature and Limited-Edition Number on the front of the art below the photograph.
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- METALLIC (Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Metallic)
- 340gsm, High-Gloss Metallic Finish, 100% Cotton, Archival Quality, Acid-Free
- High-Gloss Metallic Finish (Hehnemuhle Photo Rag Metallic)
- MATTE (Moab Somerset Museum Rag
- 300gsm, archival 100% Cotton, Mould-Made, Radiant White, Matte, Buffered w/ CaCO3, Archival
- METALLIC (Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Metallic)
Once purchased, you (the recipient) own the print, however, J. Rose Scrolls LLC, GATE 28 LLC, Julie Jamison LLC, and GATE 28 & J. Rose Scrolls By Julie Jamison Galleries owns all copyrights to the fine art photography. The art pieces are not to be reproduced in any way to include but not limited to, copying or reprinting in any way without the express written permission of Julie Jamison.