Versailles, Vase 1905
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"Versailles, Vase" is a 1905 photograph by Eugène Atget, a pioneer of documentary photography. The image features a large, ornate stone vase adorned with sculpted figures, likely depicting scenes from mythology. The vase is set against a backdrop of lush, well-maintained gardens, suggesting a park or formal garden setting. This photograph is characteristic of Atget's work, which often captured the everyday details of Paris and its surrounding areas, focusing on architecture, landscapes, and everyday objects. The use of a wide-angle lens and the clarity of the image capture the vase in a sharp detail, highlighting the craftsmanship and beauty of the object. This work is currently part of the collection of The Art Institute of Chicago.
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