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From 1804 to 1860, Jean Zuber and his successors offered twenty-five different scenic papers beginning with Les Vues de Suisse (1804). Designed by Pierre-Antoine Mongin (1761–1827), it depicts many famous tourist attractions in Switzerland, such as Staubbach Falls and the village of Bern. The wallpaper requires 1,024 woodblocks and 150 colors for a total of 16 lengths. Zuber continues to offer this scenic paper today. “Zuber: The Art of French Scenic Wallpaper” is online at: http://bit.ly/ZuberScenicWallpaper
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