Gallery
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The ballet Giselle during a state visit of Tsar Alexander II (4 June 1867) -
Perspective view of the façade on the Rue Le Peletier (ca. 1870) -
Lithograph of the Grande Salle (1854) -
Site plan, floor plan, and interior perspective view (1822) -
The backstage area (ca. 1855) -
Lithograph depicting many famous dancers and their patrons in the Foyer de la Danse (1841) -
Fire of 29 October 1873 -
Perspective view of the fire -
After the fire
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