1929 Halftone Print Paris France Hotel Invalides Disabled Veterans Military NGM4 XGE7 C by the architect Alvin

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1929 Halftone Print Paris France Hotel Invalides Disabled Veterans Military NGM4 XGE7 C by the architect AlvinThis is an original 1929 black and white halftone print of the Htel des Invalides in Paris, France. This structure, founded by Louis XIV around 1670, was used to house disabled veterans. Today (1929), the building serves as a museum of arms and houses only approximately 80 veterans, who act as guides. In 1898, the seat of French military affairs was relocated to this site. Beneath the dome is Napoleon's tomb. To the right of the rectangular court