Gezicht op de Notre-Dame te Parijs 1890 - 1898

"Gezicht op de Notre-Dame te Parijs," a striking photograph by Edouard Hautecoer, captures the grandeur of the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris. Taken between 1890 and 1898, the image presents a detailed view of the cathedral's facade, showcasing its intricate architectural details, including the iconic rose window and towering twin towers. The photograph, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, offers a glimpse into the bustling Parisian streets of the late 19th century, with figures and horse-drawn carriages traversing the square in front of the monumental structure. This piece exemplifies Hautecoer's mastery in capturing architectural subjects with meticulous detail and a sense of historical context, making it a valuable record of Parisian life during this era.