Apsis van de Notre-Dame van Parijs by X phot.

Apsis van de Notre-Dame van Parijs 1887 - 1910

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print, photography, gelatin-silver-print, architecture

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aged paper

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toned paper

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muted colour palette

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print

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sculpture

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photography

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carved into stone

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gelatin-silver-print

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cityscape

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pencil art

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architecture

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realism

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statue

Dimensions: height 274 mm, width 209 mm

Copyright: Rijks Museum: Open Domain

This is a photograph of the apse of Notre-Dame de Paris, taken by an unknown photographer. In this image, we can see the cultural significance of the Notre-Dame Cathedral as a symbol of French identity and national pride. The cathedral's architectural grandeur, with its towering spires and intricate details, reflects the power and influence of the Catholic Church in France. Constructed in the Gothic style in the Middle Ages, Notre-Dame was at the heart of France. The image invites reflection on the ways in which iconic landmarks are produced and reproduced through mass media, shaping collective memory and cultural heritage. The study of archives, photographic collections, and historical documents could offer a better understanding of this. Such research reveals the social and institutional forces that have shaped our understanding and interpretation of art and history.

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