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Summary

Perspective du Pont Alexandre III et de l'esplanade des Invalides (

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Title

Perspective du Pont Alexandre III et de l'esplanade des Invalides

Description

View of the Invalides site at the 1900 Paris World fair, taken from the Alexandre III bridge.

Date

1900

Medium

photograph

Dimensions

12 x 18.5 cm

Collection

Brown University Library

	Native name	Brown University Library
	Parent institution	Brown University
	Location	Providence
	Coordinates	41° 49′ 34.21″ N, 71° 24′ 11.7″ W
	Website	https://library.brown.edu
	Authority file	: Q22341583 VIAF: 153541430 LCCN: n81029638 J9U: 987007259020805171 WorldCat

Notes

Published in: N.D.. Exposition universelle de 1900, album of 50 fine photographic views. Paris: 1900.

Source/Photographer

This image is available from the Brown University Library under the digital ID 1303845310421876.

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