Le Palais De Justice Collection
"Le Palais de Justice: A Timeless Icon of Parisian History" Step into the grandeur and majesty of Le Palais de Justice
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"Le Palais de Justice: A Timeless Icon of Parisian History" Step into the grandeur and majesty of Le Palais de Justice, a symbol of justice and power in the heart of Paris. The main facade, depicted in lithographs, showcases the impressive architecture that has stood tall since its construction. Through engravings, we glimpse into historical moments within these walls. Witness a lit de justice held in the Grand Chamber in 1643, where important decisions shaped the course of French history. Marvel at Fontaine Desaix, erected on Place Dauphine in 1802 as a testament to Napoleon's reign. The enchanting view from Le Pont-Neuf and Quai de l'Ecole transports us back to 1820 through detailed drawings. Immerse yourself in this bygone era captured by talented artists like Raguenet. As time progresses, so does Le Palais de Justice. An engraving from 1859 reveals its evolving beauty while retaining its regal charm. Another engraving depicts Pont-Neuf during the 18th century when it was adorned with art belonging to Les Bains de la Samaritaine. Travel further back to witness Quai des Orfevres and Pont Saint-Michel as they appeared in 1650 according to I Sylvestre's artistic interpretation. Discover an intriguing project for constructing Pont-Neuf dating back to 1578 displayed at Versailles Gallery. Paris comes alive through vibrant color lithographs depicting Le Palais de Justice and Seine River as seen by Boisseau and Israel Silvestre around 1650 – a true visual feast for history enthusiasts. Don't miss out on admiring the intricate details showcased within these walls – such as Grande Horloge du Palais or Saint-Michel du Palais portrayed beautifully through Bonnardot's drawing based on a painting from Versailles Museum dating back to 1715.