Created in 1812 by the Joseph Dufour manufactory, this design is one of the first large panoramic murals dedicated to the French capital. It brings together iconic monuments and scenes of everyday life along the Seine, offering an idealized vision of Paris during the First Empire. It is one of the earliest models from the Joseph Dufour manufactory, whose success has continued for over two centuries — a legacy deserving of a full restoration today.

From the collection of the Musée des Arts Décoratifs — Based on Monuments de Paris

In 1947, the Isidore Leroy company took over the archives of the Desfossés et Karth Manufactory, itself the publisher of the Joseph Dufour archives.
Today, Isidore Leroy aims to revive the Joseph Dufour and Desfossés brands and is beginning this new chapter with the reissue of iconic panoramic designs from these major names in the history of French wallpaper. For more than a year, we have been committed to innovation in the field of restoration, using new reconstruction techniques to offer reissues of these models with unprecedented quality.

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TECHNICAL OPTIONS

This decor is composed of 5 panels (A, B, C, D, E) of 88,6" inches wide and 129 inches high each, which are connected in an alternating way to create an infinite decor. The panels are cut into three 29,5" inch wide strips.

Available on Ultra Matt non-woven paper (lightfast, paste the wall, washable, dry-tearable). or Contract Type 2 (scrubbable and impact resistant, PVC free).

✁ Also available in bespoke version.

➥ Samples

➢ Visual simulation on a photo of your wall
➢ Adhesive for non-woven paper

INFORMATION

Ships within ten working days and delivery in two to four days depending on the country.

Please consult and follow the hanging instructions.
Be aware that non-woven paper is not totally opaque.
In case of dark or colored wall please apply an undercoat or a liner.

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Historical Panoramic

Le Brésil

Monuments de Paris