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''Paris sous la neige: la rue des Martyrs'', oil on canvas by Hyppolite-Camille Delpy (1842-1910) — Private Collection

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''Paris sous la neige: la rue des Martyrs'', oil on canvas by Hyppolite-Camille Delpy (1842-1910) — Private Collection

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−	''Paris sous la neige: la rue des Martyrs'', oil on canvas, by Hyppolite-Camille Delpy (1842-1910). The back of Cirque Fernando is seen from the Avenue Trudaine, at the intersection of the Rue des Martyrs and the rue Lallier (going to the Boulevard de Rochechouart ~~on the right~~). The rue Viollet-Leduc, which flanked the other side of the circus building opposite the Rue des Martyrs, had not been open yet. The scene shows well what the neighborhood looked like in the early years of Cirque Fernando (1876) — ''Private Collection''	+	''Paris sous la neige: la rue des Martyrs'', oil on canvas, by Hyppolite-Camille Delpy (1842-1910). The back of Cirque Fernando (left) is seen from the Avenue Trudaine, at the intersection of the Rue des Martyrs and the rue Lallier (right, going to the Boulevard de Rochechouart). The rue Viollet-Leduc, which flanked the other side of the circus building opposite the Rue des Martyrs, had not been open yet. The scene shows well what the neighborhood looked like in the early years of Cirque Fernando (1876) — ''Private Collection''

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−	''Paris sous la neige: la rue des Martyrs'', oil on canvas, by Hyppolite-Camille Delpy (1842-1910). The back of Cirque Fernando is seen from the ~~rue des Martyrs~~, at the intersection of ~~Avenue Trudaine~~ and rue Lallier (on the right). The rue Viollet-Leduc, which ~~was on~~ the other side of the circus building, had not been open yet. The scene shows well what the neighborhood looked like in the early years of Cirque Fernando (1876) — ''Private Collection''	+	''Paris sous la neige: la rue des Martyrs'', oil on canvas, by Hyppolite-Camille Delpy (1842-1910). The back of Cirque Fernando is seen from the Avenue Trudaine, at the intersection of the Rue des Martyrs and the rue Lallier (going to the Boulevard de Rochechouart on the right). The rue Viollet-Leduc, which flanked the other side of the circus building opposite the Rue des Martyrs, had not been open yet. The scene shows well what the neighborhood looked like in the early years of Cirque Fernando (1876) — ''Private Collection''

	==See Also==		==See Also==

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−	''Paris sous la neige: la rue des Martyrs'', oil on canvas by Hyppolite-Camille Delpy (1842-1910) — Private Collection	+	''Paris sous la neige: la rue des Martyrs'', oil on canvas, by Hyppolite-Camille Delpy (1842-1910). The back of Cirque Fernando is seen from the rue des Martyrs, at the intersection of Avenue Trudaine and rue Lallier (on the right). The rue Viollet-Leduc, which was on the other side of the circus building, had not been open yet. The scene shows well what the neighborhood looked like in the early years of Cirque Fernando (1876) — ''Private Collection''
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		+	==See Also==
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		+	* History: [[Cirque Fernando]]
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		+	[[Category:Art Gallery\|Fernando Cirque]]