Titre

La Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris et les arcs-boutants du chevet

Datation

1921

Datation min.

1921

Datation max.

1921

Commentaire datation

La vue a été publiée en 1921 selon la Library of Congress (Voir Bibliographie)

Auteur du cliché

Inconnu

Fonction

Photographe professionnel

Mention d’édition

Keystone View Compagny

Editeur

Keystone View Company ,

Numéro dans la série

416

Laboratoire photographique

Paris

Légende sur document

24818 Cathedral of Notre Dame, Showing Flying Buttresses, Paris, France.

Commentaire légende

Légende imprimée sous l'image de droite. Encre de couleur noire.

Localisation

Lieu

Paris 04 Hôtel-de-Ville

Architecture

Arc-boutant , Cathédrale , Chevet , Clocher-tour , Nef , Rosace

Personne photographiée

Promeneur

Milieu - Environnement

Arbre feuillu , Capitale , Chariot bâché , Quai , Seine

Texte au recto

A gauche, verticalement : Keystone View Compagny copyrighted made in U.S.A. Manufacturers Publishers A droite, verticalement : Meadville, Pa., New York, N. Y., Chicago, Ill., London, England. En haut, au centre : 416 Sous l'image de droite : 24818 Cathedral of Notre Dame, Showing Flying Buttresses, Paris, France.

Verso inscrit

oui

Texte au verso

24818 CATHEDRAL OF NOTRE DAME, PARIS, FRANCE Standing on a bridge spanning the Seine at the Rue des Deux Ponts we obtain this view of the famous cathedral, preferable in the minds of many to that from the front. We miss the beautiful facade it is true, but we obtain a better idea of the harmonious proportions of this glorious edifice, and catch more than a glimpse of the handsome rose window in the transept. In the rear of the cathedral we see the tall trees of a quiet garden too often missed in the mad haste of tourists to rush from one sight to another. There one may sit on a plain wooden bench under the shade of trees, inhale the fragrance of flowers, and, cut off from the noisy bustle of the city by the Seine, which flows on either side of the island upon which the cathedral is built, fall into silent meditation inspired by the history of the great cathedral close at hand. There is no church in France with greater historical associations. How many men whose names adorn the pages of history have passed through its portals! How many surging mobs in the dark days of the Revolution have trampled upon the ground at our feet! Princes and potentates have heard mass within its walls, have married and intermarried at its altar; fishmongers, sculliery maids, and rabble from the slums have shaken clenched fists and bawled obscene oaths at this glorious building, the symbol of religious life. There are other beautiful churches in Paris but none so near the heart of the people, none so closely linked by history and tradition to the life of the city, none which has such an appeal to visitors from other lands. Copyright by The Keystone View Company

Bibliographie

https://www.loc.gov/item/2019641476/

Etat de conservation

excellent

Support

Photographies collées sur carton

Dimensions

17,7 x 8,8

Info développement

Positif

Info couleur

Noir et Blanc

Propriétaire

M. Le Menn

Lieu de conservation

Pessac

Auteur de la numérisation

Catherine Carponsin-Martin

Créateur du dépôt

CLEM

Date de dépôt

Octobre 2022

Lot

LOT10 LE MENN

Nom usuel

LM115

Auteur

Inconnu

Titre

La Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris et les arcs-boutants du chevet

Date de création

1921

Légende

24818 Cathedral of Notre Dame, Showing Flying Buttresses, Paris, France.

Ville

Paris

Région

Île-de-France

Pays

France

Fournisseur

CLEM - Archéovision

Auteur de la description

Chloé Bernard