Le ballon captif de la cour des Tuileries, construit par M
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Le ballon captif de la cour des Tuileries, construit par M
Le ballon captif de la cour des Tuileries, construit par M. Giffard, ingenieur e Paris. Broadside announcing one of Henri Giffards balloon ascensions in 1878 and 1879 from the courtyard of the Tuileries, Paris. Includes picture of the captive balloon floating over the courtyard. Date 1878 or 1879
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Ballon Cap Tif Cour Giffard Tissandier Tuileries Aeronautics Construit Ingenieur
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Le Ballon Captif de la Cour des Tuileries: A Victorian Aeronautical Marvel by Henri Giffard This broadside announces the spectacular hot air balloon ascensions engineered by Henri Giffard in the courtyard of the Tuileries, Paris, during the years 1878 and 1879. The image on the print showcases the magnificent 'Le Ballon Captif de la Cour des Tuileries,' a captive balloon that floated gracefully above the historic courtyard. Henri Giffard, a renowned French engineer, was a pioneer in the field of aeronautics. His innovative designs and daring flights captured the imagination of the public, making him a celebrity in his time. The captive balloon, a precursor to the free-flying hot air balloons, was an engineering marvel that allowed spectators to witness the marvel of flight up close. The print, adorned with intricate details and elegant typography, invites the viewer to experience the thrill of the upcoming balloon ascensions. The image of the balloon floating effortlessly over the Tuileries Palace, with its iconic columns and lush greenery, adds to the allure of the event. The print's text, written in French, provides essential information about the event, including the location, the engineer behind the spectacle, and the dates of the ascensions. This print is a testament to the fascination with flight during the Victorian era and the groundbreaking achievements of Henri Giffard. It serves as a reminder of the power of human ingenuity and the enduring allure of the skies.
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