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In the collection of Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland · as of August 2026
FROM THE CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART’S CATALOG
The loggia above the door, now enclosed, was once used for magistrates to publicly pronounce guilty verdicts.
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Victor Petit (French, 1817–1874) — Architecture Pittoresque 
Victor Petit (French, 1817–1874) — Architecture Pittoresque 
Victor Petit (French, 1817–1874) — Architecture Pittoresque 
Victor Petit (French, 1817–1874) — Architecture Pittoresque 
Victor Petit (French, 1817–1874) — Architecture Pittoresque 
Victor Petit (French, 1817–1874) — Architecture Pittoresque 
Victor Petit (French, 1817–1874) — Architecture Pittoresque 
Victor Petit (French, 1817–1874) — Architecture Pittoresque 
Victor Petit (French, 1817–1874) — Architecture Pittoresque 
Victor Petit (French, 1817–1874) — Architecture Pittoresque 
Victor Petit (French, 1817–1874) — Architecture Pittoresque 
Constant Alexandre Famin (French, 1827–1888) — Hotel Jacques
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