Versailles, Vase par Ballin 1905
eugeneatget
theartinstituteofchicago
silver, print, metal, photography, sculpture
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Eugène Atget’s 1905 photograph "Versailles, Vase par Ballin" is a classic example of his documentary approach to photography. Atget, considered the father of modern photography, captured the details of everyday life, particularly in Paris and its environs. This image showcases a grand, ornate vase, likely located within the grounds of the Palace of Versailles, a symbol of French aristocracy and history. The meticulous detail of the vase, the blurred background, and the overall composition provide viewers with a sense of the grandeur and beauty of the French monarchy.
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