Ruïnes van de Vieux Père in Saint Denis tijdens de Commune van Parijs in 1871 1871
charlesdauvois
aged paper
toned paper
homemade paper
paper non-digital material
personal sketchbook
coloured pencil
watercolour bleed
watercolour illustration
paper medium
watercolor
"Ruïnes van de Vieux Père in Saint Denis tijdens de Commune van Parijs in 1871" is a stereoscopic photograph taken by Charles Dauvois in 1871, documenting the aftermath of the Paris Commune. The image shows the ruins of the "Vieux Père" factory in Saint Denis, a suburb of Paris, which was destroyed during the fighting between the Communards and the French government forces. The photograph offers a glimpse into the destruction caused by the Commune, and the impact it had on the city of Paris. It is a powerful and moving record of a significant event in French history. The use of stereoscopic photography allows the viewer to experience the scene in three dimensions, adding to the realism and emotional impact of the image.
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