Versailles, Coin de Parc 1903
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Eugène Atget's 1903 photograph, "Versailles, Coin de Parc," captures a serene corner of the Palace of Versailles' gardens. The image features a row of classical statues, including a prominent figure in the foreground, positioned on a pedestal amidst manicured greenery. Atget, known for his meticulous documentation of Paris, employed a straight photography style, emphasizing the beauty of everyday life and the architectural wonders of the city. His "Documents for Artists" series, which included this photograph, served as a resource for artists seeking inspiration and details for their work. This image provides a glimpse into the grandeur of Versailles and the meticulousness of Atget's photographic practice.
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