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Sokleine: Art Nouveau ceramic thistles in Paris 16th
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Sokleine: Art Nouveau metallic door in Paris 16th
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Sokleine: Art Nouveau ceramic thistles in Paris 16th
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Sokleine: Art Nouveau window and ceramics in Paris 16th
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Sokleine: Art Nouveau façade and windows in Paris 16th
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Sokleine: Art Nouveau ceramic details (thistles) in Paris 16th
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Sokleine: Art Nouveau window and ceramics in Paris 16th
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Sokleine: Art Nouveau window and ceramics in Paris 16th
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Sokleine: Montparnasse 1900 restaurant - Art Nouveau interior architecture [Explore]
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Sokleine: Montparnasse 1900 restaurant - Art Nouveau interior architecture
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Sokleine: Montparnasse 1900 restaurant - Art Nouveau interior architecture
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Sokleine: Old telephone exchange building (Auteuil) in Paris 16th
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Sokleine: Architcture details of old telephone exchange building (Auteuil) in Paris 16th
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Sokleine: Monumental entrance door of old telephone exchange building (Auteuil) in Paris 16th
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Sokleine: Over the door of old telephone exchange building (Auteuil) in Paris 16th
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Sokleine: Ceramic details of old telephone exchange building (Auteuil) in Paris 16th
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Sokleine: Former Art Nouveau Damrémont bath in Paris 18th
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Sokleine: Ceramics in former Damrémont bath (Paris 18th) by Francisque Poulbot
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Sokleine: Corridor perspective in Art Nouveau bath (Paris 18th)
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Sokleine: Architecture details (Paris 15)
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Sokleine: Building on Blvd Lefebvre (Paris 15)
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Sokleine: Details of René Lalique's private mansion in Paris 8th
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Sokleine: Façade of René Lalique's private mansion in Paris 8th
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Sokleine: René Lalique's signature on the wall of his private mansion in Paris 8th
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Sokleine: Interior door in René Lalique's mansion in Paris 8th
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Sokleine: Chandellier designed by René Lalique in his private mansion in Paris 8th
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Sokleine: Stairs in René Lalique's mansion in Paris 8th
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Sokleine: Entrance door by René Lalique in his private mansion in Paris 8th
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Sokleine: Glass panel of entrance door by René Lalique in his private mansion in Paris 8th
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Sokleine: Close-up of entrance door by René Lalique in his private mansion in Paris 8th