Édouard Baldus

Notre-Dame, Paris

1852–53
salted paper print from wet collodion negative

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One of the major monuments of Paris, the Cathedral of Notre Dame de Paris was built in the 1100s, renovated in the 1700s, and in need of restoration by the 1800s.

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