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Tuileries Palace, Burned. General View, 1871. Creator: Alphonse J. Liebert
Tuileries Palace, Burned. General View, 1871
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1870 1871 Alphonse Bomb Damage Bombed Bombing Damage Damaged Debris Destruction Franco Prussian War Franco Prussian War 1870 1871 Ile De France Liebert Paris Ile De France France Rubble Tuileries Tuileries Palace Albumen Silver Print
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Estimated Image Size (if not cropped) is 23.7cm x 18.9cm (9.3" x 7.4")
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This photograph, titled "Tuileries Palace, Burned. General View, 1871" captures the aftermath of a devastating event in French history. Taken by Alphonse J. Liebert during the late 19th century, this albumen silver print showcases the haunting beauty of destruction. The image transports us to Paris during the Franco-Prussian War (1870-1871), where Tuileries Palace stands as a solemn witness to the horrors of conflict. The bomb damage is evident as debris litters the exterior landscape, revealing the extent of destruction caused by relentless bombings. Liebert's composition skillfully conveys both loss and resilience. The crumbling palace serves as a poignant symbol of France's heritage and cultural significance while also representing its wounded spirit during this tumultuous period in history. As we gaze upon this scene from over a century ago, we are reminded of how war can ravage even the most majestic structures. Yet amidst the rubble and ruins emerges an enduring sense of strength and determination that characterizes both France and its people. Now preserved within The Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection, Liebert's photograph continues to captivate viewers with its powerful portrayal of historical events frozen in time. It invites contemplation on themes such as conflict, resilience, and our collective human experience. In this remarkable piece by Alphonse J. Liebert lies not only an artistic representation but also a testament to our capacity for rebuilding after devastation—a reminder that even amid darkness there
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