Hotel d'Argenson, rue de Grenelle 101 1907 - 1908

Eugène Atget's "Hotel d'Argenson, rue de Grenelle 101" (1907-1908) exemplifies his renowned photographic documentation of Parisian architecture. This photo captures the stately facade of a grand townhouse, showcasing the intricate details of its design, including ornate window treatments, a balcony, and a row of columns. Atget, often referred to as the "photographer of Paris," captured the city's evolving urban landscape through his detailed and often melancholy images. This photograph is a testament to his artistry and serves as a historical record of Parisian architecture during the early 20th century.