The Invention of Paris (70 page)

on Daumier lithograph,
255

‘Dawn',
114

L'Exposition universelle
,
18

Les Fleurs du mal
,
74
,
102
,
289
,
335
,
338–39

on Goya,
78

‘The Litany of Satan',
253n54

‘Loss of a Halo',
39–40

Manet and,
348

on Meryon,
106

on modernity,
316n3

on Musset,
128n42

read on barricades by Michel,
236

‘The Salon of 1859',
198
,
341
,
342–43

‘The Swan',
19
,
26–27
,
289

Baudin, Alphonse,
124
,
287
,
303
,
306
,
307n172

bazaars.
See
markets

Beaubourg centre.
See
Centre Beaubourg

Beaumarchais, Pierre,
72

‘
beaux quartiers
',
xi

Bedeau, Marie-Alphonse,
261
,
279–82
passim,
304

Bedford, Duke of.
See
Duke of Bedford

beggars and begging,
16
,
154–55
, 224,
317–18

Belleville,
xi–xiv
passim,
10
,
50
,
178
,
182
,
188
,
210–17
,
234
,
278
,
311

Benedictines,
101

Benjamin, Walter,
3
,
5–6
,
40
,
69
,
266
,
315

on Balzac,
322

at Bibliothèque Nationale,
34–35

on Baudelaire,
329
,
338–39

on ‘city of mirrors',
340

on eras and successors,
367

on Faubourg Saint-Jacques,
161

on Métro station names,
209

on Seine,
87

on Surrealist photography,
362

on street names,
205

on time,
16
,
312

on ‘timeless squares',
171

Bercy,
221–22

Berlioz, Hector,
71
,
85
,
193

Bernheim, Alexandre,
78

Bernini, Gian Lorenzo,
45–46
,
64

Bibliothèque Nationale,
34–35
,
36
,
39
,
176
,
181

Bibliothèque Royale,
34

Bicêtre,
154–55
,
161
,
162

bicycle police,
16
,
166

Bièvre,
ix
,
5
,
159
,
176
,
182–83

Blanc, Louis,
237n23
,
262n75
,
264–65
,
271
,
290
,
291
,
300

Blanche, Jacques-Émile,
192
,
193

Blanchot, Maurice,
318n5

Blanqui, Louis Auguste,
94n146
,
119
,
234
,
243
,
256–57
,
264–68
passim,
287
,
294–96
,
309

blind crusaders (legend),
28

blind orchestras,
24

Blondel, François,
14
,
89
,
101n166

Blondel, Jacques-François,
141n63

blood libel,
28

Bloody Week,
181
,
208
,
229
,
351

Blücher, Gebhard von,
24

Bofill, Ricardo,
32–33
,
186

Boiffard, Jacques,
364–66
passim

Bois de Boulogne,
121
,
149
,
182
,
193
,
223
,
317
,
355
,
357n29

bombings,
30
,
98

Bonaparte, Louis-Napoleon.
See
Napoleon III

Bonaparte, Napoleon.
See
Napoleon I

Bonaparte, Pierre,
162
,
280

Bonnard, Pierre,
79
,
356

Bonnier, Louis,
190

bookshops,
92
,
95
,
98–99
,
170

Bouchot, Henri,
52n59

Boulevard Beaumarchais,
3
,
55

Boulevard de Bonne-Nouvelle,
82

Boulevard de Clichy,
x
,
3
,
5

Boulevard de la Madeleine,
72
,
76

Boulevard de Rochechouart,
x
,
3
,
5
,
111

Boulevard des Italiens,
77
,
79
,
90

Boulevard du Temple,
37
,
83–84
,
341

Boulevard Haussmann,
79
,
141

Boulevard Montmartre,
15
,
38
,
48
,
49
,
80
,
305

Boulevard Périphérique,
ix
,
xii
,
xiii
,
7
,
15
,
16
,
149
,
201
,
206
, 224,
368

Boulevard Poissonière,
81

Boulevard Saint-Martin,
82–83

Boulevard Sérurier,
xiii

boulevards,
15

Left Bank,
87–91

See also
Grands Boulevards

boundaries,
3–16
.
See also
walls

bourgeoisie,
31
,
114

Auteuil,
195

Boulevard Saint-Martin,
82

Breda,
144

cholera and,
250

Faubourg Saint-Jacques,
188

gardening and,
156

gentrification and,
xi

Hugo on,
307

Marais,
67

Passy,
192

Plain-Monceau,
6

Prussians and,
234

revolution of 1848 and,
268–70
passim,
287

Saint-Germain-des-Près,
101

Vaugirard,
183
,
184

See also
haute bourgeoisie

Bourse,
23
,
33–38

Bousquet, René,
185

Brassaï,
170
,
205
,
363
,
366
,
367

Brasillach, Robert,
219

Bréa (general),
283
,
284
,
293n147

Breda,
142
,
143–44

Breton, André,
82
,
87
,
145
,
170
,
203–4
,
321
,
361–67
passim

on Place de Clichy mud,
139n59

on Porte Saint-Denis,
54

on photography,
342n3

Brice, Germain,
34
,
36

Brongniart, Alexandre-Théodore,
33

Bruant, Libéral,
65
,
69
,
154
,
169
,
197

brûlage,
364

Brunet, Marguerite.
See
Montansier, Mme

Bugeaud, Maréchal,
294–95

Bullet, Pierre,
14
,
89

Butte-aux-Cailles,
182
,
188–89

Butte-aux-Gravois,
52–53

Butte des Moulins,
37
,
38
,
53n60

Buttes-Chaumont,
3
,
202
,
205–10

Cacoub, Olivier,
101n166

Café Certa,
82
,
170

Café de Foy,
20
,
21
,
24
,
77

Café de la Mairie,
x

Café Voltaire,
97–98

cafés,
20
,
24
,
75
,
77
,
80
,
129–30

Batignolles,
196

Belleville,
215

Champs-Élysées,
119

Latin Quarter,
92–98
passim

Montmartre,
169
,
170
,
198–99

music and,
120

Calet, Henri,
182
,
187
,
188

Canal de l'Ourcq,
182
,
205

Canal Saint-Denis,
205

Canal Saint-Martin,
xii
,
5
,
131–32

Capet, Louis.
See
Louis XVI

Capuchins,
160

Carco, Francis,
15
,
18
,
96
,
97–98
,
168–69
,
198
,
201

Carmelites,
152

Carmona, Michel,
106n179

Carnival,
126–29
passim

carnivals,
84

carpet manufacturers,
154n84
,
159

Carrel, Armand,
256

Carrousel,
26–31

Cartier-Bresson, Henri,
148–49
,
188

caryatids,
49

Castille, Hippolyte,
270
,
288n133

Catacombes,
46
,
207
,
208

Catherine de Médicis,
45
,
59
,
90

Catherine de Vivonne, marquise de Rambouillet,
28–29

Cavaignac, Louis-Eugène,
275
,
276
,
280–88
passim,
290
,
294
,
304
,
308

Ceinture railway,
180
,
194
,
203
,
205
,
206
,
219
,
220

Céline, Louis-Ferdinand,
40

cemeteries,
138n58
,
152
,
157–58
,
164
,
198
,
199
,
211
,
329
.
See also
Clamart cemetery
;
Innocents cemetery
;
Père-Lachaise cemetery

censorship,
350

Centre Beaubourg,
x
,
48
,
65

Centre Pompidou,
x

Cézanne, Paul,
79

chain restaurants,
xi

Champs-Élysées,
17
,
116–20
,
121
,
231
,
264

Charles Ferdinand, duc de Berry,
36

Charles V,
57

wall of,
10
,
11–14
,
37
,
51
,
55
,
57

Charles VII,
58

Charles VIII,
58

Charles X,
141
,
246
,
247

Charlot, Claude,
68

Charonne,
xiv
,
180
,
182
,
217–20
,
220

Château d'Eau,
84n126

Château des Tournelles,
36

Château du Bercy,
221

Château-Rouge,
202

Chateaubriand, Armand de,
184

Chateaubriand, François-René de,
167n111
,
170
,
174

Armand Carrel and,
256

on barricades,
242

on Champs-Élysées,
119

on execution of his cousin,
184

on Passage des Panoramas rotunda,
38–39

on royalists,
248n41

on suppression of press freedoms,
245n31

Chaumette, Pierre-Gaspard,
36

chemical industry,
183–84
,
222

Chevalier, Louis,
5
,
18
,
46–48
passim,
105
,
196
,
201
,
206

Chevalier, Maurice,
210
,
214–15

children,
39
,
123
,
233
,
297–98
,
317

in photographs,
345

Chinese immigrants,
xi
,
xii
,
189
,
204
,
215

Chirac, Jacques,
101n166

cholera,
249–50
,
296

Chopin, Frédéric,
145

Le Cid
(Corneille),
62
,
65

cinemas.
See
film theaters

circuses,
132

Cirque d'Hiver,
86
,
231
,
234

Cité Doré,
156

Cité du Wauxhall,
133

Citroën, André,
187

Clamart cemetery,
157–58

Clarette, Jules,
40

Clébert, Jean-Paul,
19

Clichy,
194–96

Clignancourt,
199–200

Cloître Saint-Merri,
48

clubs,
32
,
265
,
268

Cocteau, Jean,
362

collaborators and collaboration,
228–30
passim,
233
,
234

Commission des Artistes,
89
,
101
,
351

Committee of Public Safety,
142

Commune (Revolution),
122
,
158