Paris, Martinet, Aaron, France, Vernet, Carle, Promenade de Longchamp An. X - 1802, Procession in Long-Champ, verso - stamped, Traditional annual walk on the Wednesday, Thursday and Friday before Easter when the fashionable Parisians walked to the village of Long-Champ to listen to vespers sung by members of the opera in the convent there. Although the monastery no longer existed in 1803, the procession remained popular because the Parisian public could show themselves there, in their newest clothes. People dressed in their 'Easter best', brought out their finest carriage and harnessed their horses beautifully. All this to show off: to "be seen". The footpaths were crowded and people hired chairs along the roadside to get a good view., print, prent, prints, prenten, height 359 mm, width 582 mm, print maker, prentmaker, 1802 - 1802, paper, papier, etching, etchings, hand colouring, Work conception, French, 1758-08-14 - 1836-11-27, after a design by, Publication (Event), Publication, 176