Au Père-Lachaise, par Michel Dansel, Fayard
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Published in 1976, At Père-Lachaise is at once a history, a cultural guide and a walking tour of France's most famous cemetery.
Michel Dansel traces the origins and development of Père-Lachaise while inviting readers to explore its avenues, monuments and remarkable tombs. He examines the history of the site, the famous figures buried there, the symbolism of funerary art and the many stories that have contributed to its enduring fascination.
Illustrated with numerous black-and-white photographs and featuring plans by Alain Canda, the volume also includes a bibliography and an index.
Part historical study, part cultural guide, the book remains an engaging introduction to one of Paris's most remarkable landmarks.
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Condition
Publisher's illustrated boards. Light foxing to the top edge. Very good overall condition. 311 pages.
About the author
Michel Dansel was a French writer and journalist with a longstanding interest in Paris, its history, its monuments and the individuals who shaped its identity.
Historical Context
Published in 1976, the book reflects the growing interest in urban heritage and historical preservation that developed throughout the second half of the twentieth century.
Collectibility
The book remains of interest to collectors of Parisiana, local history and works devoted to the Père-Lachaise cemetery, one of the most famous memorial sites in Europe.
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Published in 1976, At Père-Lachaise is at once a history, a cultural guide and a walking tour of France's most famous cemetery.
Michel Dansel traces the origins and development of Père-Lachaise while inviting readers to explore its avenues, monuments and remarkable tombs. He examines the history of the site, the famous figures buried there, the symbolism of funerary art and the many stories that have contributed to its enduring fascination.
Illustrated with numerous black-and-white photographs and featuring plans by Alain Canda, the volume also includes a bibliography and an index.
Part historical study, part cultural guide, the book remains an engaging introduction to one of Paris's most remarkable landmarks.