Paris - Opposite Notre Dame, Auguste-Rosalie Bisson, circa 1858–60

A view from the quai de l'archeveche showing the flying buttresses around the apse. Sheds visible at the left of the image, and blocks of stone on the quai are probably part of the "restorations" which took place from 1844-1879 under the direction of eugene viollet-le-duc. Date: circa 1858–60. Dimensions: 35.3 x 45.5 cm. on mount 43.5 x 66.9 cm.. Medium: albumen silver, photographic print. Depicted Place: Notre-Dame de Paris, Paris, France.. Collection: State Library Victoria. Frères Bisson, Paris - Opposite Notre Dame, ca. 1858–60

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