La Porte Maillot après la Révolution de 1871.

Getty Museum

La Porte Maillot après la Révolution de 1871.

Creator

Alphonse J. Liebert

French Photographer · 1827–1913

All works by this person →More on Getty ULAN
Date
negative 1870–1871; print 1872
Medium
Albumen silver print
Culture
French
Department
Photographs
Institution
Getty Museum
Object ID
641b4393-bf52-4993-b4c6-1d87d6018c31

View of the Place de la Porte Maillot in the aftermath of the Paris Commune. A small pile of bricks and a wooden cart stand in the square, and a large arch, possibly the Arc de Triomphe, can be seen in the distance. Damaged buildings can be seen on both sides of the street, some with scaffolding covering their facades, and piles of debris cover the ground where buildings once stood.

The authoritative record is held by Getty Museum. LinkedCulture surfaces this object and its connections; it does not alter institutional metadata.

Get printable QR codes

Open QR codes for this object page and the museum record. They stay collapsed until needed.

Open this page QR destination: https://linkedculture.org/q/q1.b4O7xgdbduqfoKaA.hJSW4rffLtQ6O-TlGBBZIcsawmW1Mbr7ZzhNwMgVvAeXgEqVj5U5AYfuuz80d1UfwSSoz-Kni9XtCh7nBuAHYrKCs_zHlOteFpb9o84aiDMxi2xZ_erZmagRWhQBEEbsryNFim1CiDQHzyuC37DbJ0_3JwBSsKDCN4vww3vV--eal9DKiFqmRbSqlJCCpPtwvw_YrUf8nH29jNCo7Lk4UG8Yc_dhA-QPS_UseU2BJz2kaqphpjZo0a6-dVOXCV5oxzBx5atj3JIwgLdXui1qF5CczTy0c5Ocbr5Fsme182P_2O1T0n73xGQdQS5PL7qW7Qlnc-wEzSAo7ooi015X2NBj_K45GTScXy6fP03Iz7PxNXQAQ0FRIqdHRFjcWmsHtHnyTaPJUs0giR8w7dY7See at Getty Museum QR destination: https://linkedculture.org/q/q1.SghpLfgUKCUvtAhB.eeKYBm7FoxSH4TF5iytwr_xOEmollPgL10-UvzKZgyW2iUL7_BarQsz_dGAWjo-jDLr-2gWmcL6y9FM8z4jCD_Jhk3XWL2rc5yMYMx-aWPeWLtmmRjvM079meuDME_sljGIE-HlXGarkzLSwqZlSRkpER84NEzs0jO1eGtXYDHuPhZmppXTQBEi8wzh0CWMeF6qLJaPhpZmmzUhtInakQndQH_0Xe3rqaP8cFQ8-PIh-l_sTsykYN06ANJdXMw5N6iQ7AMo_A50MZBKl3p0uI2Z1E-W_aN3LzI6-xa4dvmSE1CWwwwYkLAxcNvJb9KYQVmXnHJRhSSSy3gmDTr3epn5Cie0eRUL-1-4HnareOioVHdwpw2HwcysO78M
Open this page
See at Getty Museum

Related across collections

Semantically similar works from Getty Museum and other institutions.