Upper Normandy Collection
Upper Normandy, a region of enchanting beauty and rich history
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Upper Normandy, a region of enchanting beauty and rich history. From the iconic white cliffs of Etretat to the distant view of Rouen captured in a watercolor masterpiece, this land is a treasure trove for nature lovers and art enthusiasts alike. Transport yourself back to 1894 when an automobile reliability race between Paris and Rouen took place, sponsored by Le Petit Journal. The excitement in the air was palpable as spectators cheered on their favorite participants, showcasing the spirit of innovation that has always been at the heart of Upper Normandy. Step into another era with an illustrated glimpse into the Costume of the Bois d'Embourg near Rouen. This colored engraving brings to life the fashion trends that once graced these streets, reminding us of how culture evolves over time. The Saint Catherine hill in Rouen stands tall as a testament to faith and architectural brilliance. Painted in 1883 with meticulous strokes on canvas, it captures both its grandeur and serenity. As sunlight dances upon them, the roofs of old Rouen exude warmth and charm. In 1896, an artist skillfully used oil paints to immortalize this picturesque scene that still captivates visitors today. Journey further along the coastline to Pourville where majestic cliffs rise against a backdrop painted by nature herself - a rising sun casting its golden hues across vast canvases. It's no wonder artists have flocked here for inspiration throughout history. In Dieppe's inner harbor lies another gem waiting to be discovered - captured beautifully on canvas through oil paints. The vibrant colors bring alive bustling maritime activities that have shaped this port town for centuries. History comes alive within Jumieges Abbey's Porterie dating back to the 14th century. Standing proudly amidst Seine-Maritime department's landscape, it serves as a reminder of past glories etched into Upper Normandy's very foundations. The Abbey church of St.