Exterieur van het Pauselijk Paleis in Avignon c. 1860 - 1880

"Exterieur van het Pauselijk Paleis in Avignon" is a photograph by Franceline Chabrier de de Lafongt, dating back to the 1860s or 1880s. The image depicts a wide, sweeping view of the Papal Palace in Avignon, showcasing its imposing scale and architectural grandeur. The photograph captures the palace's imposing facade, complete with its towering walls, arched windows, and a central fountain. The composition of the image emphasizes the palace's dominance over the surrounding landscape, highlighting its historical significance as a seat of papal power. The image is a testament to the artistry of early photography, showcasing the ability of the medium to capture the magnificence of architectural structures. This salubrious work is an example of 19th century French photography.