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PHOTOGRAPHY: 24 glass plates on the theme of 20th-century civil architecture. Boxed.

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PHOTOGRAPHY: 24 glass plates on the theme of 20th-century civil architecture. Boxed.

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Estim. 60 000 - 80 000 EUR

Louis-Émile Durandelle (1839-1917) Construction of the New Paris Opera House, 1861-1875. Original negatives. Ornamental sculptures. Capstones-tympanum. Panels-medallions-masks-cartouches-pilasters. Coronations. Clefs-frises-consoles. Various ornamental motifs. Bronzes. Candelabras. Chandeliers. Torchères-appliques-lampadaires. Decorative statues. Groups and bas-reliefs. Decorative paintings. Ceilings. Panels-vault-tympanum. General views of the building site. 125 collodion glass negative plates: 30 x 40 cm 96 collodion glass negative plates: 24 x 30 cm 6 negative plates on collodion glass: 36 x 45 cm 3 collodion glass negative plates: 65 x 55 cm 1 collodion glass negative plate: 40 x 50 cm 1 negative plate on collodion glass: 13 x 18 cm Numerous retouches in gouache and paper masks. Some numbering and annotations in the negatives or captions on labels, laminated to the plates. Also included: Studio Chevojon Modernization of the Paris Opera House, c. 1936. 57 gelatin silver bromide negative glass plates: 24 x 30 cm This set is accompanied by its export certificate.

Estim. 600 - 800 EUR

Unidentified photographer Paris Commune, c. 1870-1871. Quai d'Orsay. The Tuileries. Two (2) collodion negative glass plates. 24 x 18 cm

Estim. 60 - 80 EUR

Set of 6 framed photographs on glass plates Height 9.5; Width: 12.5 cm

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Ferrier, père et fils ; Soulier ; Levy

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