Gielis Pierre ‘ Rue Héris ’ colour engraving, numbered and signed
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The colored engraving by Gielis Pierre depicts the old alley connecting rue d'Anderlecht to rue de la Senne, bordered by two rows of seven workers' houses, accessible through a covered passage at nos 187-189.
The engraving shows the alley named after Héris, the promoter of the complex built before 1835, known as "impasse Héris" or "porte d'Héris" before taking its current name in 1851.
In 1846, as illustrated in the engraving, four houses were demolished to extend the alley towards rue de la Senne..
The engraving highlights the narrow and symmetrical alley with houses of two and a half stories and brick facades.
The entrance, marked by two larger houses of three stories, is also depicted in the engraving.
On the south side, the engraving shows nos 118-120 of rue de la Senne.
The blue stone inscribed "D.O.M..." and the blue stone bollard are faithfully represented in the engraving.
Data sheet
- Signed work
- Yes
- Issuer’s mark / label
- No
- Weight
- 0.25
- Condition
- Good
- Styles
- Urban Art
- Materials
- Graphic
Graphic/Ink - Price
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Country of destination : France
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