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Storm damage in the Place du Chatelet, Paris (colour litho)
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Storm damage in the Place du Chatelet, Paris (colour litho)
2818784 Storm damage in the Place du Chatelet, Paris (colour litho) by Meyer, Henri (1841-99) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Storm damage in the Place du Chatelet, Paris. Cyclone a Paris. La Place du Chatelet. Illustration for Le Petit Journal, 27 September 1896.); © Look and Learn
Media ID 23453136
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Blowing Cyclone Damage Dangerous Gales Meteorlogical Meteorological Meteorologists Place Du Chatelet Storm Stormy Tempest The Winds Wind Windy
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Storm's Wrath Unleashed in the Heart of Paris
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. This print captures a scene of utter devastation and chaos in the historic Place du Chatelet, Paris. The aftermath of a violent storm is vividly portrayed, showcasing the destructive power of nature against man-made structures. Henri Meyer, an acclaimed artist from the 19th century, masterfully depicts this catastrophic event through his color lithograph. The image reveals uprooted trees strewn across the square, their branches twisted and broken by ferocious winds. People can be seen scurrying for cover amidst fallen debris, their faces etched with fear and disbelief at the havoc unleashed upon their beloved city. The wind howls relentlessly as it whips through the streets, creating an atmosphere charged with tension and danger. This historical moment was captured for Le Petit Journal on September 27th, 1896 - a testament to both its significance and lasting impact on French society. It serves as a reminder that even in one of Europe's most iconic cities, no place is immune to nature's fury. Beyond its artistic value lies a deeper appreciation for botany and meteorology; this image prompts reflection on scientific methods used to study weather patterns and predict such calamities. Moreover, it offers insight into France's rich cultural heritage while highlighting its connection to European unity within the European Union. Bridgeman Images has preserved this remarkable piece from Fine Art Finder's private collection so that future generations may bear witness to both humanity's vulnerability
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