Paris from the roof of Notre-Dame Cathedral, France, 1950s Italy The word means ‘lid’ or

The word means ‘lid’ or ‘cover’ and refers to a huge rock which overhung the original refuge

Clark and Son toured the United States between around 1900 and 1930

Designed for passenger service on South American routes out of Liverpool

and the Admiralty Pier and light in the foreground

also appeared in French and English versions

Paris from the roof of Notre-Dame Cathedral, France, 1950s Italy The word means ‘lid’ orA DRAMATIC original vintage poster showing the view east over Paris and the River Seine as seen from the roof of Notre Dame, including a rare close up of the cathedral's magnificent spire. Size 99cm x 62cm Condition Good. The image is bright and clean. At the margins there are Sellotape stain marks (not on the photograph) and the poster has also been folded just below the photograph. For more information please get in touch. Background 'Paris du Haut