Chambre Des Deputes Collection
"The Chambre des Deputes: A Historical Perspective" In the heart of Paris, stands a grand building known as the Chambre des Deputes
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"The Chambre des Deputes: A Historical Perspective" In the heart of Paris, stands a grand building known as the Chambre des Deputes. This iconic structure has witnessed countless moments that shaped French history and politics. One such moment was captured in "The Final Punch, " a thought-provoking cartoon criticizing the Third Republic. Stepping into this chamber, one cannot help but notice an intriguing sight - the Guillotine facing the National Assembly. It serves as a stark reminder of the tumultuous times during which the Second French Republic was proclaimed amidst the February revolution. Marianne et les deputes - Marianne and the deputies - a powerful image that symbolizes democracy and representation within these walls. The unknown creator's artwork from 1910 captures this essence beautifully. As we venture outside, we are greeted by breathtaking views of The Bridge and Place de la Concorde, reminding us of its historical significance. William Wyld's painting "The Room" takes us back to another era when Francois Mauguin, a prominent lawyer at the Royal Court of Paris, served as a member of this esteemed house. Delving deeper into history, we discover MINUTES OF THE ROYAL SESSION OF THE PAIRS CHAMBER AND THE CHAMP OF THE DEPUTES from August 1830. These records shed light on pivotal discussions that shaped France's destiny during those turbulent times. A glimpse into early photography reveals daguerreotypes capturing Chambre des Deputes in all its glory alongside Paris' enchanting surroundings. These images offer us an invaluable window into our past. Finally, let us not forget Louis-Philippe's Swearing-In ceremony on August 9th, 1830 – an event immortalized through oil on canvas. This significant moment marked his ascension to power and set forth new chapters for France under his reign.