1876 Wood Engraving Hotel Rohan Soubise Pierre-Alexis Delamair Baroque XGGA9 XDI3 Robert Stuart and George DouglasÕs

Robert Stuart and George DouglasÕs cereal mill in Cedar Rapids

This is an original 1836 black and white in-text wood engraving of an Egyptian farmer plowing his field with his team of oxen from a section of tomb found in the British Museum

implying that it was the fowl creature to emerge from the internationally renowned House of Fabergé eggs

This room held banquets and gatherings given by the President of the United Sates

"The Smith Institute - New Art Gallery and Museum

1876 Wood Engraving Hotel Rohan Soubise Pierre-Alexis Delamair Baroque XGGA9 XDI3 Robert Stuart and George DouglasÕsThis is an original 1876 black and white wood engraving of the Hotel de Rohan Soubise located at 60 Rue de Francs Bourgeois in Paris, France. It was originally a manor house known as the Grand Chantier, but was bought and remodeled built by the Prince and Princess de Soubise around 1700. It is thought that since the Princesse was at one time among the long list of the King's mistresses, the home was probably paid for using the money she accumulated