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agelessphotography · 6 months ago
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Notre-Dame (façade), Édouard Baldus, 1860s
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semioticapocalypse · 5 months ago
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Edouard Baldus. Group at the Château de la Faloise (detail), 1857
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gacougnol · 1 year ago
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Édouard-Denis Baldus (French, 1813-1889)
Arles, St. Trophime
Before 1862
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bones-ivy-breath · 1 year ago
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Notre-Dame, Paris by Edouard Baldus, 1813-1889. From The New York Public Library.
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pamelaaminou · 8 months ago
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Monday's Photography Inspiration - Édouard Baldus
Édouard Baldus was a French photographer known for his pioneering work in architectural photography and his contributions to the documentation of French monuments and landscapes. Born on June 5, 1813, in Grünebach, Prussia (now part of Germany), Baldus moved to France in his early twenties, where he began his career as a painter and lithographer. In the 1840s, Baldus turned his attention to…
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angelkarafilli · 11 months ago
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Entrée du Robinet
Photo by Edouard Baldus (French (born Prussia), 1813–1889)
In July 1861 the board of directors for the southern region of the Paris-Lyon-Méditerranée Railroad commissioned Baldus to produce an album of views of the rail constructions and principal sites served by the line between Lyons, Marseilles, and Toulon. This line, especially the section linking Lyons and Avignon, followed trade routes established in antiquity alongside the Rhône, the most powerful river in France, whose strong current made navigation always difficult and perilous, and at times impossible. Perched on the very edge of the roadbed, Baldus photographed the track and the telegraph lines that ran parallel to it as they skirted along the east bank of the river at the Donzère Pass, the northern entrance to Provence. The ease with which the smooth rails recede into the distance and curve gently around the rugged cliff wall is an apt pictorial expression of the mastery of modern engineering over time and space. The photograph appears in the album "Chemins de fer de Paris à Lyon et à la Méditerranée."
Found on Met Museum/Public Domain
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paperrpark · 5 months ago
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Edouard Baldus. Mission Heliographique. 1851
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Гелиографическая миссия подразумевала фотографическую фиксацию памятников в разных регионах Франции. Проект считается одной из первых систематических попыток создания классификации и визуального каталога как в фотографич��ской системе, так и в сфере охраны памятников. Это первый государственный проект в области фотографии.
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wrappedallinwoe · 6 years ago
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Édouard Baldus (1813-1889)
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escape-the-bell-jar · 6 years ago
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Édouard Baldus (French, born Prussia, 1813-1889). Notre-Dame (facade), Paris, 1860s. Albumen silver print from glass negative. The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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strathshepard · 6 years ago
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Edouard Baldus: Notre Dame, 1951
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agelessphotography · 8 months ago
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Notre-Dame (Abside), Édouard Baldus, 1860s
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semioticapocalypse · 5 months ago
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Edouard Baldus. Railroad Station, Clermont, 1855
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sunkentreasurecove · 6 years ago
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bones-ivy-breath · 1 year ago
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Tour Saint-Jacques by Edouard Baldus, 1813-1889. From The New York Public Library.
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vanmatre · 4 years ago
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Groupe dans le parc du château de La Faloise, 1856, Edouard Baldus
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dame-de-pique · 7 years ago
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Édouard Denis Baldus (1813-1889) - Les remparts à Avignon (inondations sous les murs d'Avignon), N°84, 1856
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