This lithograph from Victor Petit's comprehensive portfolio documents the picturesque vernacular architecture of fifteenth and sixteenth century Rouen, showcasing the timber framed medieval structures that characterized the Seine valley region. Petit employs a tint stone technique to create subtle atmospheric effects and dimensional modeling on the historic facades, demonstrating the lithographic medium's capacity to capture architectural detail and weathered surfaces. The work exemplifies the nineteenth century Romantic fascination with Gothic Revival aesthetics and the preservation of France's medieval architectural heritage through antiquarian documentation.