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The Place du Carrousel ruins of the Tuileries in 1882. Table representing a view of Paris
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The Place du Carrousel ruins of the Tuileries in 1882. Table representing a view of Paris
JLJ4600563 The Place du Carrousel ruins of the Tuileries in 1882. Table representing a view of Paris. Painting by Guiseppe Nittis (1846 - 1884), 1882. Paris, Musee d Orsay by Nittis, Giuseppe or Joseph de (1846-84); Musee d Orsay, Paris, France; (add.info.: The Place du Carrousel ruins of the Tuileries in 1882. Table representing a view of Paris. Painting by Guiseppe Nittis (1846 - 1884), 1882. Paris, Musee d Orsay); Photo ePhoto Josse; French, out of copyright
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The Place du Carrousel ruins of the Tuileries in 1882. Table representing a view of Paris" is a captivating print that takes us back to the streets of Paris in the late 19th century. The painting by Guiseppe Nittis beautifully captures the essence of this historical moment, showcasing both the wealth and poverty that coexisted within the city. In this scene, we see remnants of the once magnificent Tuileries Palace, now reduced to ruins after its destruction during the Paris Commune in 1871. Amongst these architectural remains stands a table adorned with various objects, symbolizing a glimpse into everyday life in Paris at that time. The street view reveals an intriguing contrast between opulence and destitution. On one hand, there are signs of affluence with well-dressed individuals strolling along grand boulevards. On the other hand, we witness scenes depicting poverty and misery as paupers and animals roam through dilapidated streets. Nittis' painting not only captures physical structures but also serves as a social commentary on French society during this period. It invites viewers to reflect on issues such as class disparity and urban decay while marveling at his artistic skill in portraying light and shadow. This print from Fine Art Finder allows us to immerse ourselves in history, providing a window into an era long gone yet still relevant today.
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