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Ruines de la Commune 1871. Théâtre Lyrique incendié, vue intérieure de la Salle, 1er arrondissement, Paris.

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LE THEATRE LYRIQUE INCENDIE Vue intérieure de la Salle (Nº36) (Inscribed title), Les ruines de Paris (Serie's title)

Inscription concernant l'auteur - Au recto, sur le carton en bas à gauche, imprimé à l'encre noire : "A. Liebert. Photo." et à droite : "81. Rue St Lazare". \ Inscription à l'encre

Inscription concernant le titre - Au recto, sur le carton en bas au centre, imprimé à l'encre noire : "LE THEATRE LYRIQUE INCENDIE / Vue intérieure de la Salle / (Nº36)". \ Inscription à l'encre

Tampon - Au recto, sur le carton en bas à droite, tampon rouge : "VILLE / DE / PARIS" (cf. Lugt suppl. 2012c). \ Inscription à l'encre

Ruines de la Commune 1871. Théâtre Lyrique incendié, vue intérieure de la salle, 1er arrondissement. Au premier plan des gravas et des fils qui tombent. A l'arrière-plan les loges en ruines.Photographie publiée dans l'album « Les ruines de Paris et de ses environs, 1870-1871 » / cent photographies par A. Liébert ; texte par Alfred d' Aunay avec la légende suivante "LE THEATRE LYRIQUE INCENDIE / Vue intérieure de la Salle / (Nº36)"

Alphonse J. Liebert began his career as a photographer in the early 1850s, working primarily in the daguerreotype process. He quickly gained a reputation for his skill and artistry, and his work was exhibited at the Paris Universal Exposition of 1855. In the years that followed, Liebert continued to refine his craft and experiment with new photographic techniques. He was an early adopter of the wet plate collodion process, which allowed for more detailed and nuanced images than the daguerreotype. Liebert's portraits were particularly renowned for their sensitivity and emotional depth. He had a talent for capturing the unique personalities and inner lives of his subjects, whether they were wealthy aristocrats or humble workers. In addition to his portraiture work, Liebert also produced a significant body of landscape and architectural photography. He traveled extensively throughout France, documenting its stunning natural beauty and historic landmarks. Liebert continued to work as a photographer well into his old age, and he died in 1913 at the age of 86. Today, his photographs are highly prized by collectors and art enthusiasts around the world, and his legacy as one of France's greatest photographers remains secure.

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alphonse liebert Alphonse liebert 1827 1913 Kunstgraphiken musee carnavalet histoire de paris tirage sur papier albumin theatre lyrique incendie hohe Auflösung Paris Kunstwerk Reproduktionen ultrahohe Auflösung Ruinen Verwüstung Pariser Museen französische Kunst Frankreich
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Alphonse J. Liebert (1827–1913)

French photographer born in 1827 in the city of Strasbourg, France. He is best known for his work as a portrait photographer and for his images of French architecture and landscapes.
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Musée Carnavalet - Histoire de Paris
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