19 th Century Paris Most of these images are from David Harvey, Paris, Capital of Modernity (New York: Routledge, 2003)

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19 th Century Paris Most of these images are from David Harvey, Paris, Capital of Modernity (New York: Routledge, 2003)

Daguerrotype – Barricades on the Faubourg du Temple on the Morning of June 25, 1848

The Aftermath of June 25, 1848

Charles Marville, Parisian Street before Haussmann

Where Prostitutes Plied Their Trade

Urban Factory Building

Polluting Paris

Destroying the Old City

Baron von Haussmann

Vision of Paris Centered on L’Opera

Destroying the Old Paris

Parisian Bourse (Stock Exchange)

The Boulevard

L’Opera

Cleaning Up the Street and Gas Lamps

Rue de Rivoli

Le Printemps, Department Store

Interior, Galleries Lafayettes

Le Bon Marché, Crowd

Interior, Le Bon Marché

Displaced Parisians

Displaced Parisians in New Shanty Towns

Paris Metro

Gustave Caillebot, Parisian Street Scene

Parisian Street during Market

Manet, “Bar at Les Folies Bergeres”

Another Bar Scene

Crystal Palace Exhibition

Parisian Exposition, 1867

Eiffel Tower at Paris Exposition, 1889

Tunisian Pavillion at Paris Exposition, 1889

Parisian Exposition, 1889

Making a New Paris, November 2006