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The City Hall of Paris in reconstruction The building, fire in 1871 by the Communards
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The City Hall of Paris in reconstruction The building, fire in 1871 by the Communards
JLJ4604319 The City Hall of Paris in reconstruction The building, fire in 1871 by the Communards, is being rebuilt and covered with scaffolding and stone block. Painting by Victor Dargaud (ca. 1850-a. 1913) 1880 Sun. 0, 65 x 0, 81 m Paris, musee Carnavalet - City Hall of Paris burnt in 1871 by the Communards in reconstruction.The building under construction is covered by scaffolding and stone blocks. Painting by Victor Dargaud (circa 1850-after 1913), 1880. 0.65 x 0.81 m. Carnavalet Museum, Paris by Dargaud, Paul Joseph Victor (fl.1873-1920); Musee de la Ville de Paris, Musee Carnavalet, Paris, France; (add.info.: The City Hall of Paris in reconstruction The building, fire in 1871 by the Communards, is being rebuilt and covered with scaffolding and stone block. Painting by Victor Dargaud (ca. 1850-a. 1913) 1880 Sun. 0, 65 x 0, 81 m Paris, musee Carnavalet - City Hall of Paris burnt in 1871 by the Communards in reconstruction.The building under construction is covered by scaffolding and stone blocks. Painting by Victor Dargaud (circa 1850-after 1913), 1880. 0.65 x 0.81 m. Carnavalet Museum, Paris); Photo ePhoto Josse; French, out of copyright
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This print captures the City Hall of Paris in the midst of reconstruction. The building, which was tragically set ablaze by the Communards in 1871, is now being painstakingly rebuilt and restored to its former glory. Covered with scaffolding and stone blocks, it stands as a testament to resilience and determination. The painting, created by Victor Dargaud in 1880, beautifully depicts this transformative period in Parisian history. Measuring at 0.65 x 0.81 meters, it showcases the intricate details of the construction process while evoking a sense of hope for the future. Displayed at the Carnavalet Museum in Paris, this artwork serves as a reminder of both destruction and rebirth. It symbolizes how even amidst chaos and devastation, cities can rise again from their ashes. Dargaud's skillful brushstrokes bring life to every element within the painting - from the scaffolding that envelops the structure to each individual stone block carefully placed by skilled hands. As we gaze upon this image captured by Photo Josse, we are transported back to a time when Paris faced immense challenges but refused to be defeated. Through artistry and perseverance, they embarked on a journey towards renewal - rebuilding not just structures but also their spirit as a city. This photograph invites us to reflect on our own ability to overcome adversity and find strength within ourselves during times of reconstruction.
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