Faubourg Saint Antoine Collection

Alphonse Baudin (1811-1851) at the barricade of Faubourg Saint-Antoine, December 3, 1851. Creator: Unknown
Alphonse Baudin (1811-1851) at the barricade of Faubourg Saint-Antoine, December 3, 1851. Current 11th and 12th arrondissements

Place de la Bastille and barricade at the entrance to Faubourg Saint-Antoine, June 25, 1848

Metro works, at the corner of rue du faubourg Saint-Antoine and rue de Reuilly, 1929. Creator: Germain David-Nillet
Metro works, at the corner of rue du faubourg Saint-Antoine and rue de Reuilly, 1929

Alphonse Baudin (1811-1851) on the Barricade of Faubourg Saint-Antoine, December 3, 1851, 1869. Creator: Ernest Pichio
Alphonse Baudin (1811-1851) on the Barricade of Faubourg Saint-Antoine, December 3, 1851, 1869

Alphonse Baudin (1811-1851) on the Barricade of Faubourg Saint-Antoine, December 3, 1851, 1869. Creator: Ernest Pichio
Alphonse Baudin (1811-1851) on the Barricade of Faubourg Saint-Antoine, December 3, 1851, 1869

Alphonse Baudin on the Barricade of Faubourg Saint-Antoine
884592 Alphonse Baudin on the Barricade of Faubourg Saint-Antoine, 3rd December 1851 (oil on canvas) by Pichio, Ernest Louis (1840-93); Musee de la Ville de Paris, Musee Carnavalet, Paris

Alphonse Baudin on the Barricade of Faubourg Saint-Antoine
884593 Alphonse Baudin on the Barricade of Faubourg Saint-Antoine, 3rd December 1851 (colour litho) by French School, (19th century); Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris

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Faubourg Saint-Antoine, a historic district in Paris, holds tales of revolution and resilience. From Alphonse Baudin's courageous stand on the barricade to the vibrant trade card of Chocolat Guerin-Boutron, this neighborhood has witnessed significant moments in history. The assault on the barricade and General Negrier's tragic demise remind us of the sacrifices made for freedom. LES ASSIEGES captures the spirit of Faubourg Saint-Antoine as its inhabitants rise against tyranny. Ledru-Rollin's address at number 103, 105, and 107 echoes with revolutionary fervor. Even during the French Revolution, when looting plagued Revillon's house and workshops, this community stood strong. The Plan de Turgot reveals how Faubourg Saint-Antoine played an essential role in shaping Paris' landscape. Its streets wind through centuries-old buildings that have witnessed countless stories unfold within their walls. As we gaze upon the Arc de Triomphe du Faubourg Saint-Antoine, we can't help but feel a sense of pride for this resilient neighborhood. It stands as a testament to its rich past while embracing modernity with open arms. Faubourg Saint-Antoine is more than just a place; it embodies the indomitable spirit of those who fought for justice throughout history. Steeped in tradition yet ever-evolving, it continues to be a symbol of strength and perseverance for generations to come.