L Aerienne, nouveau systeme de ballon dirigeable par Camille
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L Aerienne, nouveau systeme de ballon dirigeable par Camille
L Aerienne, nouveau systeme de ballon dirigeable par Camille Dupuy. Broadside announcing the exhibition of a navigable balloon designed by Camille Dupuy at the boulevart Magenta, 37 and the rue des Marais, St. Martin in Paris beginning December 18, 1866. Date 1866
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Ballon Camille Dupuy Nouveau Systeme Tissandier Aeronautics Dirigeable
L'Aerienne, nouveau système de ballon dirigeable par Camille
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(Camille Dupuy's New System of Directable Balloon, L'Aerienne) is an intriguing broadside announcing an exhibition of a groundbreaking invention in the realm of aeronautics. Dated 1866, this announcement invites the public to visit the location at the boulevard Magenta, 37 and the rue des Marais, St. Martin in Paris, starting from December of that year. The centerpiece of the exhibition is the brainchild of Camille Dupuy, a pioneering figure in the development of dirigable balloons. The term "dirigeable" refers to the ability to control the direction of the balloon, a significant advancement over traditional hot air or hydrogen-filled balloons that relied on wind currents for movement. Dupuy's innovation, named L'Aerienne, promises to captivate the audience with its novel design. The broadside does not reveal many details about the specifics of the system, but it is certain that it represents a major leap forward in the field of aeronautics. The announcement also does not mention any commercial use of the balloon, suggesting that it was primarily intended for scientific research or recreational purposes. The excitement surrounding L'Aerienne is palpable in the language of the broadside. The use of the word "nouveau" (new) in the title emphasizes the revolutionary nature of the invention. The exhibition is described as an "attraction" and an "événement" (event), indicating that it is an occasion not to be missed. The image of the balloon on the broadside, with its elegant design and graceful shape, adds to the allure of the event. Overall, this broadside is a fascinating glimpse into the past, showcasing the spirit of innovation and curiosity that drove the development of early aeronautics.
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