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Apartment building. France, 1925-1926. Street façade. Concrete and stone. Michel Roux-Spitz, architect.


Image ID: SIL-SIL-Bonney-ADF094-A
Cite this: Bonney, Therese. 1925. Therese Bonney photographs, 1925-1937.
Supplied Caption: France, 1925-1926. 14, rue Guynemer, Paris. Street facade of an apartment building across the street from the Luxembourg Gardens. Concrete and stone, Michel Roux-Spitz, architect.
Subject(s): French Houses, Roux-Spitz, Michel
Collection(s): Thérèse Bonney Photographs
Topic(s): Domestic Architecture
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