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Pont
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Le pont des
Arts is actually a footbridge entirely rebuilt in 1984. |
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thus, because of its position between the Louvre and the Institut de France,
it is the only bridge of Paris whose apron is horizontal. It is built in
1804 with an apron out of wooden and a cast iron reinforcement. It was demolished
in 1980 after many accidents with boats and barges, and was rebuilt in 1984,
under the same aspect, but was made out of steel. The respect of its initial
forms was preserved, but the number of its arches passed from 9 to 7, this
with a view to the alignment of the pillars with those of the Pont Neuf. |
Pont
des Arts
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cruising on the Seine with the wire of the bridges of Paris |
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Most beautiful barges of Paris and boats in cruising on the Seine in our selection of books |
Paris
National
Geographic
Texte Jean-Marc Parisis.
Photographies Alexandra Boulat.
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Ponts de Paris
Éditions
Flammarion
Hugues Demeude, Photographies
de Patrick Escudero.
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Paris Péniches
Éditions
Minerva
Cendrine Mercier, Francesca Mantovani, Annie Der
Bedrossian
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Les Bords de Seine
Éditions
Massin
J.M. Larbodières.
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Les Ponts de Paris
Collection
Paris et son Patrimoine
Guy Lambert.
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Ponts de Paris
Éditions
Sauret
Jocelyne Van Deputte, architecture et histoire,
Paris-Musées.
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