Exposition Universelle Collection (page 7)

"Exposition Universelle: A Spectacle of Innovation and Grandeur in Paris" Step into the past and witness the breathtaking scenes from the Exposition Universelle

Exposition Universelle Collection: Eiffel Tower lift and hydraulics, 1889 C013 / 8760

Eiffel Tower lift and hydraulics, 1889 C013 / 8760
Eiffel Tower lift and hydraulics. 19th-century artwork of one of the Roux-Combaluzier cable-driven lifts, as used in the East and West legs of the Eiffel Tower, Paris, France

Exposition Universelle Collection: Illuminated fountains display, 1889

Illuminated fountains display, 1889
Illuminated fountains display. 19th-century artwork of a man operating one of the illuminated fountain displays installed for the Universal Exposition (World Fair) of 1889 in Paris, France

Exposition Universelle Collection: PARIS EXPOSITION, 1889. Crowds walking under the base of the Eiffel Tower while attending

PARIS EXPOSITION, 1889. Crowds walking under the base of the Eiffel Tower while attending the Universal Expostion in Paris, 1889, looking toward the Central Dome

Exposition Universelle Collection: Parisian city hall, France, 1878

Parisian city hall, France, 1878
Parisian city hall. This building, designed by the architect Gustave Eiffel, was built for the third Paris Worlds Fair (Exposition Universelle) 1878

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"Exposition Universelle: A Spectacle of Innovation and Grandeur in Paris" Step into the past and witness the breathtaking scenes from the Exposition Universelle, a series of world fairs held in Paris throughout history. From fireworks illuminating the night sky to iconic landmarks like the Eiffel Tower, this grand event captivated visitors with its unparalleled charm. In 1867, nations from around the globe converged upon Paris for the International Exposition. The magnificent illustrations depict a bustling fairground where art and industry intertwined, showcasing advancements that shaped our modern world. Fast forward to 1889, as L'Album de l'Exposition reveals an architectural marvel - The Palace of the Empire of Brazil on Champ-de-Mars. This stunning lithograph transports us back to a time when opulence reigned supreme. The Pont d'Iena and Palais du Trocadero stand tall against a backdrop of cobbled streets in an enchanting black-and-white photograph from c. 1900. These structures served as gateways to another realm within the exposition grounds, inviting visitors into a world filled with wonder. As construction commenced on what would become one of France's most beloved symbols -the Eiffel Tower- we catch a glimpse through an albumen silver print captured in 1888. Little did they know then that this towering masterpiece would become synonymous with both Parisian elegance and technological prowess. Yet it was not just about architecture; it was also about cultural exchange. The United States showcased its might through a monumental door while Indochinese workers faced challenges during their participation at the Exposition Universelle in 1900 – depicted vividly through colorful lithographs. Maps detailing these vast exhibition spaces reveal intricate planning behind each edition of Exposition Universelle, ensuring every visitor could navigate effortlessly through countless pavilions representing diverse nations. Even humor found its place amidst anticipation for opening day.