File:Demolition for Avenue de l'Opéra - between rue de l'Échelle and rue Saint Roch.jpg
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[edit]Jules Férat: Demolition for Avenue de l'Opéra: between rue de l'Échelle and rue Saint Roch.
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artist QS:P170,Q3509579 Roch Regnier et Cie |
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Demolition for Avenue de l'Opéra: between rue de l'Échelle and rue Saint Roch. |
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Construction for the Avenue de l'Opéra officially began in 1854, though it was not until 1873 that it received its name (it was originally called "Avenue Napoléon"). The avenue was initially opened in 1864 and situated between Rue Louis-le-Grand and the Boulevard des Capucines. It was extended, however, in 1867 and again in 1876, and was officially and permanently inaugurated at this latter date. It is now located between the Place du Théâtre-Français and the Place de l'Opéra. Like most of Haussmann's work, the construction of the Avenue de l'Opéra resulted in massive demolition of certain quarters and residences (portrayed here by Jules Férat). By 1876, the total construction costs reached 9.8 million dollars, and 168 homes were destroyed. |
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- Engravings of Paris
- Rue de l'Échelle (Paris)
- Rue Saint-Roch (Paris)
- Historical images of Avenue de l'Opéra, Paris
- Haussmann's renovation of Paris
- Demolitions in Paris
- Construction cranes in Paris
- Horse-drawn vehicles in Paris
- Prints of Paris in the Brown University Library
- Le Monde Illustré - Drawings by Jules Férat (1869)
- Roch Regnier et Cie