Ruïne van het Palais des Tuileries na het neerslaan van de Parijse Commune by Louis-Emile Durandelle

Ruïne van het Palais des Tuileries na het neerslaan van de Parijse Commune 1871

photography, gelatin-silver-print, architecture

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historic architecture

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traditional architecture

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photography

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romanticism

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gelatin-silver-print

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19th century

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history-painting

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academic-art

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architecture

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realism

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historical building

"Ruïne van het Palais des Tuileries na het neerslaan van de Parijse Commune" (Ruins of the Tuileries Palace after the suppression of the Paris Commune) is a photograph by Louis-Emile Durandelle taken in 1871. The image depicts the heavily damaged facade of the Tuileries Palace in Paris following the suppression of the Paris Commune. The photograph captures the devastation of the palace, with its windows shattered and its walls scarred by fire and destruction, providing a poignant visual record of the events of 1871, which saw the brutal suppression of the commune by the French government. The image serves as a powerful reminder of the violence and destruction that took place during this turbulent period.

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