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Various views of bridges and viaducs across the country, France
People:
  • J. Duclos (photographer)
Title:

Various views of bridges and viaducs across the country, France

Date:

ca. 1864-1869

Description:

Album contains several views of bridges, viaducs, railways, footbridges, in France; on the railway line from Nantes to Chateaulin: trench of Brissais, entrance to Redon, Ste-Anne Station, Lorient bridge and Station, viaduc of Quimperlé; on the line from Auray to Pontivy: bridge of Pontivy; on the line from Chateaulin to Landerneau: viaduc of Port-Launay, viaduc of Pont de Buis, viaduc of Daoulas; on the line of Angers to Niort: viaduc of Maulevrier; on the line from Bretigny to Tours: bridge of Marboué, footbridge Verdier, city of Vendôme and castle of Chateaudun.

Form:
photographs
Quantity / Object type:
1 album(s)
Technique and media:

Albumen silver prints

Dimensions:

album: 63,8 x 51 x 3 cm comps.: 42 x 33 cm comps.: 33 x 42 cm secondary supports: 62,7 x 49,4 cm secondary supports: 49,4 x 62,7 cm

Reference number:

PH1980:0987.02:001-023

Point of View:
  • exterior views
Physical characteristics and technical requirements:

- Contemporary binding consists of maroon leather-covered spine and corners and marbled paper-covered boards with gilt lettering and marbled endpapers.

Inscription:

stamped and signed; inscribed - Benoist d' Azy/2 (in pencil, in unknown hand, verso, of end paper, UL) stamped - Chemins/De/Fer (stamped in gilt, on spine, U)

Location:

France

Subject:
  • architecture
  • engineering
Subject Descriptive Terms:
  • garden
  • trees
  • scaffolds
  • people
  • houses
  • windows
  • bay (building divisions)
  • bas-reliefs
  • railings
  • footbridge
  • tunnel
  • ornaments
  • rivers
  • roofs
  • shutters
  • towers (building divisions)
  • hills
  • statue
  • bridges (built works)
  • pillars
  • buildings
  • lampposts
  • staircase
  • sign
  • utility poles
  • posts
  • fences
  • castle
  • grove (plant community)
  • coat of arms
  • church towers
  • paths
  • churches
  • arches
  • building sites
  • balustrades
  • boats
  • field
  • flying buttresses
  • port
  • religious buildings
  • arched windows
  • umbrella
  • rocks
  • sailboats
  • village
  • arch bridges
  • viaduct
  • weathervane
  • chimneys
  • grass (plant)
  • trench
  • railway stations
  • stained glass (material) window
  • sculpture (visual work)
  • river-banks
  • gravel
  • railways
Credit line:
Collection Centre Canadien d'Architecture/
Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montréal
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