Pont Royal in Paris - Jacques Rigaud - Original Engraving 1750

Description: Vuë particuliere de Paris, prize du Pont Royal regardant ver le Pont Neuf.(View of the Pont Royal in Paris) This is a rare, original, old colored copper engraving of the Pont Royal in Paris, for example from 1750.Title: Vuë particuliere de Paris, prize du Pont Royal regardant ver le Pont Neuf.area or Location: View of the Pont Royal, with part of the Louvre and Notre Dame in the distanceCartographer: Jacques Rigaud (1681 - 1754)Year: 1750Size of the plate area: approx. 21cm x 46 cm (sheet) Technology: Copperplate engraving Condition (Perfect/Very Good/Good/Fair/Fair/Poor): In fair condition. Fully mounted on base. Incorrect motif assignment on the reverse due to a different mounted title band. Remarks: Decorative view of the Pont Royal, with part of the Louvre and Notre Dame in the distance. In the foreground there are extensive figures of people and boats. -- The wooden predecessor bridge of the Pont Royal (German. royal bridge) was called Pont Sainte-Anne (1632, after Anne of Austria) and also Pont Rouge (“red bridge”) after its color. Louis XIV had the stone bridge built in 1689. The “royal” in her name therefore refers to him. It was born in the 19th century. Century revised. It is located between Rue du Bac (on the right) and Rue de Beaune (at the Pavillon de Flore) with Avenue du Général Lemonnier on the left. Quai des Tuileries, Quai Voltaire. Nearby are the remains of the Tuileries and the station of the same name on the M1 metro line. Its length: 110 m, width: 16 m. The spans of the arches are 20, 22, 23, 22 and 20 m. The architects were Jacques IV Gabriel, Jules Hardouin-Mansart and François Romain. It is the third oldest bridge in Paris (after the Pont Neuf and the Pont Marie). In history, the bridge saw the cannonade of Napoleon Bonaparte (5th century). Oct. 1795). During the revolutionary period it was called Pont national, then Pont Tuileries. (Wikipedia)English description:This is a rare, genuine copper engraving, in original colors, published by Jacques Rigaud (1681 - 1754) in 1750. The decorative engraving shows the Pont Royal in Paris, with a part of the Louvre and Notre Dame in the distance. The sheet measures approx. 21 x 46 cm and is in fair condition. It's trimmed on the sides and laid on cardboard. - - - International buyers welcome. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask. - - -For the search engine: view map engraving--- On request, we will be happy to issue you a free certificate of authenticity ------ If you wish, we will gladly provide a certificate of authenticity free of charge ---dewabitRemarks: Decorative view of the Pont Royal, with part of the Louvre and Notre Dame in the distance. In the foreground there are extensive figures of people and boats. -- The wooden predecessor bridge of the Pont Royal (German. royal bridge) was called Pont Sainte-Anne (1632, after Anne of Austria) and also Pont Rouge (“red bridge”) after its color. Louis XIV had the stone bridge built in 1689. The “royal” in her name therefore refers to him. It was born in the 19th century. Century revised. It is located between Rue du Bac (on the right) and Rue de Beaune (at the Pavillon de Flore) with Avenue du Général Lemonnier on the left. Quai des Tuileries, Quai Voltaire. Nearby are the remains of the Tuileries and the station of the same name on the M1 metro line. Its length: 110 m, width: 16 m. Th

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