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Troisieme etage de la petite tour et deuxieme etage de la grosse tour; d apres un dessin du temps, de M Bourla (engraving)
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Troisieme etage de la petite tour et deuxieme etage de la grosse tour; d apres un dessin du temps, de M Bourla (engraving)
963490 Troisieme etage de la petite tour et deuxieme etage de la grosse tour; d apres un dessin du temps, de M Bourla (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Troisieme etage de la petite tour et deuxieme etage de la grosse tour; d apres un dessin du temps, de M Bourla. Illustration for Paris A Travers Les Ages (Firmin-Didot, 1875).); © Look and Learn
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Ancienne Bucher Cabinet Chambre Cuisine D Apres Dapres Dauphin Dessin Deuxieme Escalier Garde Grosse La Place Royale Le Marais Le Temple Lecture Manger Petite Robe Salle Temps Toilette Tour Clery Etage Madame Elisabeth Oratoire Troisieme
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This print titled "Troisieme etage de la petite tour et deuxieme etage de la grosse tour; d apres un dessin du temps, de M Bourla" by the French School in the 19th century offers a glimpse into the past. The intricate engraving showcases various rooms and spaces within two towers, depicting an era long gone. The image transports us to a time when Paris was still evolving, as illustrated in the book "Paris A Travers Les Ages". We are presented with a visual representation of historical architecture and design. From the manger and cabinet to the temple and kitchen, each room tells its own story. As we explore further, our eyes are drawn to details such as the staircase leading up to different levels, beds for restful slumber, and even a reading area for intellectual pursuits. The presence of Madame Elisabeth suggests that this may have been her personal space or residence. The print captures not only physical structures but also social aspects of life during that period. It gives us insight into how people lived their daily lives within these grand towers. With references to royalty like King Louis XVI and Dauphin, it reminds us of France's rich history. Overall, this enchanting engraving allows us to step back in time and appreciate both architectural beauty and cultural heritage. It serves as a reminder of how much has changed while preserving elements that continue to shape our understanding of European history today.
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