"Paris Herself Again 1878-9" offers a vibrant snapshot of Parisian life during a transformative period. Written by George Augustus Sala and lavishly illustrated with four hundred illustrations by renowned artists such as Bertall, Cham, and Grevin, this book captures the essence of the city's culture, architecture, and social scene.
Originally published in 1880, this edition provides a glimpse into the daily lives of Parisians, from the grand boulevards to the bustling marketplaces. Sala's detailed observations and the wealth of illustrations create a rich tapestry of a city on the cusp of modernization, making it a valuable resource for historians, art enthusiasts, and anyone captivated by the allure of Paris.
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