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Start Page of Furniture in the 19th Century Paris.
|::| Main Styles
Empire and Neo-Louis Style
|::| Other Styles
Important Styles beside the Empire and Neo-Louis Style.
|::| The Empire Style
The Furniture of the Napoleonic Era.
|::| Neo-Louis Style
Furniture which Revived the Louis Syles.
|::| Art Nouveau
Furniture at the End of the 19th Century.
|::| Exotic
Furniture Styles Influenced by other Cultures.
|::| Neo-Gothic
Furniture in Gothic Style
|::| Non-Upper Class
Furniture of the Lower and Middle Class.
|::| Furniture
General Overview

|::|Historic Snapshot
 France began the 19th century with a strong leader. Fifteen years after the storm of the Bastille at the beginning of the French revolution (1789-1799) the First Empire was proclaimed in 1804 with Napoleon Bounaparte as the person who dominated France. During the Restauration (1814 - 30) and the July Monarchy (1830 - 48) the industrialization process established gas lightning, omnibus service and Paris' first railway. Baron Hussman renewed the look of Paris throughoutly and became known as "the creator of modern Paris" (* Britannica.com). His Projects continued under the Third Republic and involved many international exhibitions and important monuments like the Eifel Tower (1889).

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