Lithograph depicting a house in Saint Remy wrongly believed to have been the birth-place

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Lithograph depicting a house in Saint Remy wrongly believed to have been the birth-place

Lithograph depicting a house in Saint Remy wrongly believed to have been the birth-place of Nostradamus. From Albert Robida, La Vieille France [1893]. The house still exists in Rue Carnot, but was not the birth place of the savant

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This lithograph from 1893 takes us back in time to the picturesque streets of Saint Remy, France. The artist, Albert Robida, skillfully depicts a charming house on Rue Carnot that was once wrongly believed to be the birthplace of none other than Nostradamus himself. In this beautifully detailed print, we can see the intricate architectural features of the building and imagine what life may have been like within its walls. The allure of Nostradamus and his enigmatic prophecies has fascinated people for centuries. This lithograph captures a moment when even esteemed scholars were led astray by their desire to uncover the origins of this renowned seer. However, as history would later reveal, this particular house was not where Nostradamus took his first breath. Nonetheless, there is an undeniable mystique surrounding both Nostradamus and this quaint dwelling. The juxtaposition between reality and myth adds an intriguing layer to our understanding of these historical figures and their connection with esoteric knowledge. As we gaze upon this lithograph today, it serves as a reminder that even in our quest for truth and enlightenment, misconceptions can arise. Yet it also reminds us that such missteps are part of our collective journey towards unraveling the mysteries that surround us. Let this image transport you to another era – one filled with curiosity about the paranormal and a longing for deeper understanding beyond what meets the eye.

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