File:Porte Limbert Avignon AMA.jpg

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Description
Porte Limbert, one of the gates in the city walls surrounding Avignon. This gate was demolished in 1896.(Girard, 1958 p. 346; Clap & Huet, 2005, p. 117)
Date On or before 1896 when the gate was demolished
Medium Black and white photographic print on paper
Dimensions 13 x 18 cm
Archives Municipales d'Avignon
Accession number
6Fi1145 - Avignon : La porte Limbert. (2005)
Notes This is a crop of the original print. The gate was originally called the "Porte Imbert".
References Girard, Joseph (1958). Évocation du Vieil Avignon (in French). Paris: Les Éditions de Minuit. OCLC 5391399
Source/Photographer

Scan of book illustration:

Clap, Sylvestre; Huet, Oliver (2005). Les Remparts d'Avignon (in French). Avignon: Benezet. p. 111. ISBN 2-9522-367-1-2.
Other versions
File:Avignon Portail-Neuf ou Imbert neuf (détruit).jpg
Uncropped version of same photo but at low resolution - perhaps scan of a postcard
File:Ancienne porte Limbert.jpg
Low resolution scan of a postcard
File:Avignon Portail Limbert en 1900.jpg
Low resolution scan of a postcard
File:Remparts - Avignon - Médiathèque de l'architecture et du patrimoine - APMH00005781.jpg
Image from a B&W negative
File:Porte Limbert détruite.jpg
Low resolution scan of a postcard
File:Oxcart Approaching a Fortified Building MET DT5883.jpg
Drawing by Achille Etna Michallon

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