 | Nîmes: Arènes |
Country: France Region: Occitanie (Languedoc-Roussillon) Department: Gard City: Nîmes (ancient name: Nemausus) Ancient Roman amphitheatre, built in the 1st century AD. Since 1813, mainly used for bullfighting events. Since 1854 also used for theatre performances and festivals. Links: Amphi-Theatrum, Wikipedia |
Front Text: "Nîmes - Les Arènes un jour de spectacle"Publisher: E. Lacour, Marseille; 197 Type: Divided Back Size: Classic Sent: from Nîmes to Modane, 1906 |
Picture: during a bullfightFront Text: "Nîmes - Intérieur des Arènes un jour de mise à mort" Publisher: E. Lacour, Marseille Type: Divided Back Size: Classic Sent: from Nîmes to Étoile[-sur-Rhône], 1905 |
Picture: audience during a theatrical performanceFront Text: "Nîmes - Les Arènes un jour de Représentation Théâtrale" Publisher: ?; 106 Type: Divided Back Size: Classic Sent: from Nîmes to Nantes, 1919 |
Front Text: "En Languedoc - Nîmes (Gard) - Vue aérienne. Les Arènes."Publisher: Greff, Paris Type: Real Photo Size: Modern Not sent. |
Front Text: "Nîmes (Gard) - L'Entrée des arènes (Détail)" [Entrance]Publisher: Cie. des Arts Photoméchaniques, Paris Type: Real Photo Size: Modern Not sent. |
Front Text: "En Pays Romain... - Nîmes (Gard) - Les arènes, amphithéâtre romain bâti á la fin du premiere siècle avant notre ère: galerie circulaire du 1er étage" [2nd floor gallery circle]Publisher: Editions Estel, Blois; H. 12.442-Z. Size: Modern Sent: from Uzes to Stuttgart (Germany), 1975 |
Picture: during a bullfightReverse Text: "Nîmes (Garde) - Les arènes début du 1er siècle de notre ère présentent la forme d'une ellipse. Le grand axe a 133,38 m, et le petit 101,40 m. (Hauteur 21 mètres). Deux étages de portiques superposés (60 arcades à chaque étage)." Publisher: Editions SL, Villeurbanne Size: Modern Sent: to Berghausen (Germany) [without postmark] |
Stamp (France, 2002)Text: "Les arènes de Nîmes" |
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