An intimate close-up of the Gothic sacristy doorway of the Église Sainte-Foy in Conches-en-Ouche, Normandy, fills the card with extraordinary architectural detail — the flamboyant stone tracery of the tympanum erupts in organic curves of thistle and foliage above carved wooden doors whose Renaissance panels bear fleur-de-lis and foliate motifs, a meeting of Gothic and early Renaissance craftsmanship typical of 15th-to-16th-century Norman ecclesiastical building. Published by Neurdein Frères (ND Phot), Paris, the leading French architectural photography publisher of the Belle Époque, this card exemplifies their commitment to capturing France's regional heritage in crisp halftone. The church itself houses rare 16th-century stained glass windows and is classified as a Monument Historique. The card was never used, preserving its surface in near-fine condition with the ND Phot imprint clearly legible at lower right.