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Left-right, the Semaphore, built 1862, the Vieille Tour or Old Tower, part of the Chapelle Saint-Pierre, where fires were lit to warn ships, and the Phare de Penmarc'h, commissioned 1835 at 40m high, seen from the breakwater at Saint-Pierre on the Pointe de Penmarc'h, Finistere, Brittany, France. Three small fishing ports developed in this area, but despite the building of a breakwater, sea access remained perilous. Picture by Manuel Cohen
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AR9644916
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7087px × 4724px
Photo Credit
Manuel Cohen / Art Resource, NY
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1835
1862
19th century
Afternoon
Boat
BREAKWATER
BRETAGNE
BRITTANY
coast
COASTAL
color
DAY
EUROPE
EUROPEAN
Exterior
FINISTèRE
France
French
Harbor
HORIZONTAL
IMAGE
Lighthouse
Navigation
Outdoors
OUTSIDE
Penmarch
Reflection
SAINT PIERRE
SAINT-PIERRE
Seascape
Seaweed
Semaphore
Tower
WARNING
Western Europe
Western European