Renoir lived in Limoges, Monet lived, of course, in Limoges. Debussy, however, could have enjoyed the view, if he traveled from his neighborhoods to see it.
Been to Paris twice and it is amazing. Beautiful city. So much history. I miss it. Wish I could go back in time and walk those streets in the 1800's. Thanks for the video.
Man seeing those little boys playing blissfully unaware that in less than 20 years their asses were gonna get drafted and a good chunk wouldn't make it back :/
Je suis an Americain...yet, this video touches my heart so. I studied French in high school and earned all A’s. The language,history and architecture inspired my soul. These before and after pictures in this particular work were breathtaking.
me, too. Jennifer, watch "The Cars at Musikladen" doing "Take What You Want" and enjoy the exquisite Benjamin Orr looking very French in a red satin lined, black fitted frock-coat. Oo, lah-lah
I'd rather not be trapped inside of my own clothing like that. I'm so thankful every day to be born in an era in which I can wear clothing that allows me to breathe and move! Dress reform was one of the best things that ever happened to women! Instead of wearing a corset and dragging around heavy skirts I can do yoga and appreciate my health!
These people would have taken hours to set up and take so much time just to get a couple seconds of recording whilst now we can just pull out a digital slab from our pockets and film for hours, incredible!
Even back then Paris had immigrants. We were right in the middle of French colonies area. Nice try though. I guess when you're a dumbass there's nothing else you could do to help...
+mohamed hakim Ouasti. yeah im dumb because i want my country to actually be french when its IN FRANCE lmao you're one hell of an incredible racist fucktard. i like how you totally justify my answer. the poor amount of immigrants were TOTALLY NOT ARAB they were simply european. So everybody was being respected and france was a peaceful place to live ... it was ahead of its time, people used to sleep with unlocked doors . right now we can't even let our kids play outside , like +morgoth said . i guess you're one more frustrated immigrant, racist as fuck that can't stand the culture and the people of the country he fucking lives in . like 95% of you .
You just pretended that you know what i'm asking, just to outline a highly romanticized and oversimplified view..And the funny thing is that you talk about sophistication while you present an argument that's unsophisticated at its core. your problem is not that we live in a world that lacks sophistication, your problem is that we live in an age of ever increasing sophistication that you refuse to acknowledge in its massive complexity and just looking for answers the same way you are looking for cookies on supermarket counters...
when you don't know anything about france, its history, its streets, its culture. just shut the fuck up. cause honestly right now you're trying too hard. poor girl. there is nothing unsophisticated about truth butthead. im not looking for sophistication in a simple answer. now instead of trolling on the internet , open a history book , learn about france, learn about actual france, visit france and then you'll talk. don't you even dare trying to tell a french how france is like . can you get any more stupid than that?
daniele dani c'est pas de la jalousie, aujourd'hui la ville est sale, dangereuse, gangrené par l'immigration, le terrorisme quand on voit les protections horribles au pied de la tour Eiffel quelle tristesse etc. Mais en effet Paris reste une jolie ville
Incroyablissime.. Je rêvais de ce genre de reportage, il a été fait ! transposer les anciennes rues de l'époque avec celle d'aujourd'hui c'est juste fou ! Bravo milles bravo !!!!! 👍👍👍😊😊👋👋👋👋Abonnement et pouce en l'air ! 👍
Your work is absolutely fantastic. I am a parisian woman et I am in love with Paris. You gave me the impression to discover it again. Thank you very much
Don't understand why it doesn't get as much views as the one on NY or London because it is even more stunning and beautiful (and i don't say that because i'm french ;) )
+charly forges I'm an American and have never traveled to France, sadly. It amazes me how much the American cities have changed, while the European cities remain the same. We just can't leave things alone in the USA and perhaps this is why, to go back and see what once was. France is Beautiful!!
charly forges I think it's because not much has changed in Paris over 100 years. It's wasn't destroyed during the war like Berlin, London or Dresden, it hasn't had significant architectural improvements like New York or Chicago. Paris had its boom in the 1800's and is pretty much still the same. What is interesting is seeing pictures of Paris prior to the Haussmann redesign. Seeing pictures of old, medieval, dingy Paris is fantastic. It was such a different city.
The central core has changed little architecturally since 1890, because so much of the modern buildings have been put at its edge - La Défense and La Porte d'Italie
Thank you very much ,my mother had a french style with her ,she one of the most beautiful you can lay eyes on,this one of the reason I want to make a film about my great ,great grand parents ,they had problems just like everyone else ,but they did well for them self,one by time again ,you really help me put this puzzle together,thanks.
Ce qui est choquant : Les guenilles avec lesquelles les gens d'aujourd'hui sont habillés en comparaison de l'élégance des gens d'autrefois. La laideurs des automobiles actuelles qui défigurent Paris. Et ce que l'on ne peut pas percevoir dans le film,la langue parlée de l'époque qui était encore belle et n'avait rien à voir avec le baragouinage immonde d'aujourd'hui.
@@jrd3523 Not at all. Be it the progressists or traditionalists of the time, no one could deny that the XIXth century was a golden age for culture. It wasn't for nothing that it impressed the courts of Europe and French remained the language of diplomacy even after its days of being the leading world power long over.
It's seeing things like this that remind me why Paris is my favorite city. The transport modes, clothing, and lights have changed, but the meat and bones of the city remain. No unnecessary glass and steel monstrosities (not at its heart, anyway) like in London these days.
Je ne pense pas que ce soit les voitures en particulier, mais les voitures modernes. Regardez des vidéos de Paris avant la seconde guerre, avec des voitures anciennes et c'était toujours beau!
Wonderful video of an incredible city. Really enjoyed the touches of seeing the filming location and angle, and particularly the merging of the old with the new. A surprisingly emotional experience!
Merci pour ce voyage dans le temps et ce très bon montage. J'ai adoré 👍🙂 Petite remarque : l'image actuelle de la tour Eiffel est un peu datée car cela fait un moment qu'on ne peut plus circuler en voiture en dessous 😉
This is why I love the Assassin's Creed games, just enjoying the sights makes you love them, especially for people who never travel but always dream of it like me.
Very nice , im really interested in old footage and I have to admit you do the best Videos with footage i have never seen before ... Keep up the good work 👍🏾
It really hurts to see how it was back then, and how it is in 2023, so much for progress! From the age of the sublime, there's always a price to pay, and something that you lose, along the way with the march of time!
2022 Decembre 9. " J'ADORE PARIS" 😄 -> Moi aussi 💐 Merci pour le film !! C'etait le plus merveilleux pour voyer !! Et de style a l'époque... 🤗 Je penserais presque (juste un instant) ; "Si seulement je vivais a cette époque" !! Passez une bonne journée, aujourd'hui et demain aussi 🌤️ Dieu vous protége 💐 Sinceres salutations, A. DEE WAI 🕊️
I guess all european cities still embraces the old classical and vintage style architecture, which is totallu stunning. Imagine paris, rome, and madrid having skyscrappers .
Some years ago there was a documentary on PBS (not one of their productions) about an hour long. It was a collection of short travel films made by French cameramen starting from around 1900 to 1920. No sound of course. Included brief shot of a Chinese city, a film of rural Japan with a peasant on a water wheel, a camel caravan going over the Khyber, Paris & London during WWI and some stuff done in sub Sarhan Africa about 1920. This film must exist somewhere. Help appreciated.
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The one quote that sums this all up
"Where you are, I was. Where I am, you will be.”
― Hunter S. Thompson
i just realised that this is the parisian landscape that Debussy, Monet, Renoir etc must be seeing everyday
Yes, the Paris which was haven for Bohemians and artists :)
Do you guys realize such legends and elites could've been like neighbors ??
Yep 1890s/1900s beautiful times in paris.
..and Guy de Maupassant
Renoir lived in Limoges, Monet lived, of course, in Limoges. Debussy, however, could have enjoyed the view, if he traveled from his neighborhoods to see it.
Been to Paris twice and it is amazing. Beautiful city. So much history. I miss it. Wish I could go back in time and walk those streets in the 1800's. Thanks for the video.
It's ruined lol
@@dubs5718 It was not always beautiful
These clips are from the 1890s and early 1900s. Not 1800s.
'Midnight in Paris' great movie, same sentiment.
Man seeing those little boys playing blissfully unaware that in less than 20 years their asses were gonna get drafted and a good chunk wouldn't make it back :/
Je suis an Americain...yet, this video touches my heart so. I studied French in high school and earned all A’s. The language,history and architecture inspired my soul. These before and after pictures in this particular work were breathtaking.
*Je suis AMERICAINE* 😉😉
@@jpaola9659 thank you kind sir
Merci Lisa 💋💌
Brought tears to my eyes, I miss Paris.
Where you alive in 1889?
@@ennordiskman9915 No he probably means he misses Paris before it became an African colony.
I almost cried too, the video was absolutely beautiful
For real I live in Paris and in these days Paris is just ugly
Thank you whoever did this. Stunning transitions showing old and new. Absolutely love this.
Great video, one of the world's best cities.
Así fuerá mi México.
the sad moment when you realize that everyone in this is dead
its sad yes, but they lived their lives just as we are living ours, and though they're gone, their memories live on in these films
Yess
Yes, all of them are dead- that is universal truth. That is very sad.
daeshawn, the sad part isn't dying, it's not enjoying your time while you're here. Regardless, all of them live on in a different realm now.
Very well put !
Deep in my soul I would love nothing better to use the magic of time travel , on a journey back .
I wish we still dressed the way they did then.
I'm definitely a fan of the frock coat.
me, too. Jennifer, watch "The Cars at Musikladen" doing "Take What You Want" and enjoy the exquisite Benjamin Orr looking very French in a red satin lined, black fitted frock-coat. Oo, lah-lah
Lady of Wisdom I do too...or at least with a speck of style and grace...
I'm actually really happy that I get to wear clothes in which I can breathe.
I'd rather not be trapped inside of my own clothing like that. I'm so thankful every day to be born in an era in which I can wear clothing that allows me to breathe and move! Dress reform was one of the best things that ever happened to women! Instead of wearing a corset and dragging around heavy skirts I can do yoga and appreciate my health!
These people would have taken hours to set up and take so much time just to get a couple seconds of recording whilst now we can just pull out a digital slab from our pockets and film for hours, incredible!
AJT Junk Digital slab! I’m giving my phone that name from now on! Merci!
Back in the old days when the streets looked cool! Nowadays everything looks the same: Boring cars and just no sign of life! Meh!
I agree with that one ! Life on the streets with humans , animals, nice nature in a city
AlectravianJF96 Paris is still very alive....you just have to go in the right place...I personally love montmartre...
But the video here proves that Paris looks roughly the same as it did a century ago or more...so your point is a stretch...
So... Ya wanna go back to war? And when everything was _sooooo_ hard back then???? Okay...
@@Eva-kd7wi You just gave the description of Stockholm! Home sweet home
Un beau document, une belle réalisation de Paris d'hier à aujourd'hui ! Paris et son histoire...
This is such a great video.... thanks for sharing!
J'aime vos leçons , merci beaucoup de l'Inde .
old paris look so much more sophisticated than it ever could be now. back when paris was simply french.
Even back then Paris had immigrants. We were right in the middle of French colonies area. Nice try though. I guess when you're a dumbass there's nothing else you could do to help...
+mohamed hakim Ouasti. yeah im dumb because i want my country to actually be french when its IN FRANCE lmao you're one hell of an incredible racist fucktard. i like how you totally justify my answer. the poor amount of immigrants were TOTALLY NOT ARAB they were simply european. So everybody was being respected and france was a peaceful place to live ... it was ahead of its time, people used to sleep with unlocked doors . right now we can't even let our kids play outside , like +morgoth said . i guess you're one more frustrated immigrant, racist as fuck that can't stand the culture and the people of the country he fucking lives in . like 95% of you .
what do you consider more sophisticated about older paris?
You just pretended that you know what i'm asking, just to outline a highly romanticized and oversimplified view..And the funny thing is that you talk about sophistication while you present an argument that's unsophisticated at its core. your problem is not that we live in a world that lacks sophistication, your problem is that we live in an age of ever increasing sophistication that you refuse to acknowledge in its massive complexity and just looking for answers the same way you are looking for cookies on supermarket counters...
when you don't know anything about france, its history, its streets, its culture. just shut the fuck up. cause honestly right now you're trying too hard. poor girl. there is nothing unsophisticated about truth butthead. im not looking for sophistication in a simple answer. now instead of trolling on the internet , open a history book , learn about france, learn about actual france, visit france and then you'll talk. don't you even dare trying to tell a french how france is like . can you get any more stupid than that?
When Paris was Paris!
Paris sera toujours Paris!
ma ville est la plus belle du monde qu'importe tous ces jaloux.
daniele dani c'est pas de la jalousie, aujourd'hui la ville est sale, dangereuse, gangrené par l'immigration, le terrorisme quand on voit les protections horribles au pied de la tour Eiffel quelle tristesse etc.
Mais en effet Paris reste une jolie ville
Bravo!
Can you imagine the sheer volume of horse shit that had to be cleaned up every day?
Now this is impressive angle and lens work.
I think we can all agree the motor car ruined everything.
A motor car is what gets you from place to place faster...try living in the 1800s when it took hours to days just to get from city to city
Agree with you. The past was more environment-friendly.
Kael The Invoker I believe there was a thing called "trains" at the time???
Radha Rani do you think urine and feces in the street was environmentally better? Yeah, malaria, dysentery great things. You’re an idiot.
You mean you would rather have horse shit all over the streets?
Superb and wonderful ,thanks for this xx
Incroyablissime.. Je rêvais de ce genre de reportage, il a été fait ! transposer les anciennes rues de l'époque avec celle d'aujourd'hui c'est juste fou !
Bravo milles bravo !!!!! 👍👍👍😊😊👋👋👋👋Abonnement et pouce en l'air ! 👍
Your work is absolutely fantastic. I am a parisian woman et I am in love with Paris. You gave me the impression to discover it again. Thank you very much
Excellent I love your Channel keep producing more real footage!
So beautiful. The music just makes it perfect. Thank you
J'adore Paris, super video, merci beaucoup.
Well done. Thanks for posting.
Music is always well chosen for these video :)
Back when Paris was Paris; not anymore !!! Tragic !
excellent video!! good evening from Greece.
I love Greece so much. Karpathos is my favorite place! Greeting from Texas, USA
Amazing. Great work!
Sacré beau boulot.
Et les raccords vidéos sont tout simplement géniaux.
Un grand grand grand merci.
La Belle Époque. I could weep for what the world has lost.
The world won freedom.
This is so sad... I'm gonna cry !
It’s a shame they stripped all that decorative iron off the Eiffel Tower. They should restore that.
Don't understand why it doesn't get as much views as the one on NY or London because it is even more stunning and beautiful (and i don't say that because i'm french ;) )
+charly forges I'm an American and have never traveled to France, sadly. It amazes me how much the American cities have changed, while the European cities remain the same. We just can't leave things alone in the USA and perhaps this is why, to go back and see what once was. France is Beautiful!!
charly forges I think it's because not much has changed in Paris over 100 years. It's wasn't destroyed during the war like Berlin, London or Dresden, it hasn't had significant architectural improvements like New York or Chicago. Paris had its boom in the 1800's and is pretty much still the same. What is interesting is seeing pictures of Paris prior to the Haussmann redesign. Seeing pictures of old, medieval, dingy Paris is fantastic. It was such a different city.
The central core has changed little architecturally since 1890, because so much of the modern buildings have been put at its edge - La Défense and La Porte d'Italie
That's why I love Paris. It's the same as it ever was (well, since my first visit in 1984, at least). It's my favorite city for this reason.
@@peteradaniel city centre r history in Europ, high building tower r in the suburd !
Fantastic. Great video.
Video ,exceptionnelle. Bravo pour la mise en parallèle des sites à 120 ans d'intervalle. Que de changements Merci
Amazing video! Please do more!
I love how you put this video together. Thanks for sharing!! Super cool!!
This is superb in every way, thank you , I love Paris xx
Except few shots it looks like the cars annexed the country and took over the city.
Cela a dû être un travail difficile! Merci pour le partage, salutations du Brésil!
Perfection!!!..Thanks for sharing it. :)
Great work!!
Thank you very much ,my mother had a french style with her ,she one of the most beautiful you can lay eyes on,this one of the reason I want to make a film about my great ,great grand parents ,they had problems just like everyone else ,but they did well for them self,one by time again ,you really help me put this puzzle together,thanks.
Notre Dame with the roof still intact. 😢
Fantastic great Video 👍👍👍👍😀😀😀😀
Ce qui est choquant :
Les guenilles avec lesquelles les gens d'aujourd'hui sont habillés en comparaison de l'élégance des gens d'autrefois.
La laideurs des automobiles actuelles qui défigurent Paris.
Et ce que l'on ne peut pas percevoir dans le film,la langue parlée de l'époque qui était encore belle et n'avait rien à voir avec le baragouinage immonde d'aujourd'hui.
Juliet0307 Yes, they were truly attired in a splendidly graceful fashion, borne of dignity, style, and taste...
And the generations before thought the same way about the people you admired in this video.
Et oui toute la mocheté nous vient des USA que les gens copient ....je maintiens ! Et depuis 1968 c est la descente aux enfers.
Ehhhh oui, c'était mieux avant ! Et ce n'est pas avec Anne Hidalgo que ça risque de s'améliorer ! :)
@@jrd3523 Not at all. Be it the progressists or traditionalists of the time, no one could deny that the XIXth century was a golden age for culture. It wasn't for nothing that it impressed the courts of Europe and French remained the language of diplomacy even after its days of being the leading world power long over.
Awesome footage,thank you.
Cette vidéo très bien faite est un bijou inestimable sur notre beau Paris d’autrefois. Quel privilège de pouvoir voir ces images!
Wow, French people in Paris!? Sacre bleu!
It's seeing things like this that remind me why Paris is my favorite city. The transport modes, clothing, and lights have changed, but the meat and bones of the city remain. No unnecessary glass and steel monstrosities (not at its heart, anyway) like in London these days.
Paris wasn't bombed.
Tolles Video mit ganz viel Liebe ;-)
Amazing video!
The water in that fountain back then was a lot more vigorous
this is really good showing the old and the new, not a lot has changed except the modes of transport and the dress all the buildings ect are the same
This is simply wonderful,love Paris so much and can't wait to get back there xx
Nice to meet you 💐💐💐
Fantastic video.
Nice to meet you 🌹🌹🌹
👍Awesome video 👍!!
Tears here too, provoked by the film's sharing the ephemeral and the enduring...
Jonathan Kruk, Master Storyteller and we the living are caught somewhere in between...
Vraiment Super la vidéo!Merci!👍❤️👍🤡👍😎👍
September in Paris! Can’t wait!
Yes, the cars ruin Paris now. I did not know how much until I watched this. Very nice work -- thank you for posting this.
Not just PAris, Ny, London, Sydney, everywhere!!
Je ne pense pas que ce soit les voitures en particulier, mais les voitures modernes. Regardez des vidéos de Paris avant la seconde guerre, avec des voitures anciennes et c'était toujours beau!
I can't watch these kind of videos for long time, otherwise I cry.
Twas in Paris recently. Have been there many times with the first time in 1956. The charm of Paris is gone. It is now just another European city.
Awesome video
Wonderful video of an incredible city. Really enjoyed the touches of seeing the filming location and angle, and particularly the merging of the old with the new. A surprisingly emotional experience!
The job that you've done with all the effects and the "back to the futur" looks is absolutely divine!
4:43 Only 90's kids will understand this. :P
+Vickram1O1 what?
haha
Yeah 1890's kid
Stuart little
Running in the 90's :p
Superbe travail
Merci pour ce voyage dans le temps et ce très bon montage. J'ai adoré 👍🙂
Petite remarque : l'image actuelle de la tour Eiffel est un peu datée car cela fait un moment qu'on ne peut plus circuler en voiture en dessous 😉
I love this comparison of now and then
Superbe boulot !
We witness the systematic destruction of our inheritance under our noses. Excellent footage, thank you!
Very well-done.
Cars really are a blight on the streets, glad that Paris is pedestrianizing allot of their streets now
BEAUTIFUL ARCHITECTURE !
Thank you very much.
So great. Love it.
This is why I love the Assassin's Creed games, just enjoying the sights makes you love them, especially for people who never travel but always dream of it like me.
2:16 back then the fountain was better.
Yes water also coming from the top. Attention for detail.
Why
Amazing
magnifique great job!!
Just delightful!
one thing i've learned from this video is that busy roads make anywhere way more depressing
Hey , very nice video ... Could you do The same with Berlin / Germany ??
DeusRexRegis 111 I'd love to do Berlin. We're doing Chicago next!
Very nice , im really interested in old footage and I have to admit you do the best Videos with footage i have never seen before ... Keep up the good work 👍🏾
DeusRexRegis 111 Thank you!
Somehow better quality than all the paranormal footage taken by cellphones
Well done!
I like the way they dressed. I wish I lived in that time tbh
Without the diseases of those times.
wholeNwon Don’t worry, what with our current pandemic and anti-vaxxers, we can again experience the time of our ancestors. Enjoy.
Paris is still the greatest city on the planet....💕🌷
nope
Paris is the most racist City I've ever been in in my entire life
@@Maymay-c You're kidding right? Paris today is unfortunately almost an African/Eastern city ...
"I adore Paris"!
Biensur que Paris restera toujours Paris, à bon entendeur aux mauvaises langues !
Paroles de Parisienne ❤💋🇨🇵
Maravilha! Saudades dessa época!
It really hurts to see how it was back then, and how it is in 2023, so much for progress!
From the age of the sublime,
there's always a price to pay,
and something that you lose, along the way
with the march of time!
Beautiful work! (Y) :D
2022 Decembre 9.
" J'ADORE PARIS"
😄 -> Moi aussi 💐
Merci pour le film !!
C'etait le plus merveilleux pour voyer !!
Et de style a l'époque... 🤗
Je penserais presque (juste un instant) ; "Si seulement je vivais a cette époque" !!
Passez une bonne journée, aujourd'hui et demain aussi 🌤️
Dieu vous protége 💐
Sinceres salutations,
A. DEE WAI 🕊️
I have more in common with these people than with what I see in Paris now.
Me too...
I guess all european cities still embraces the old classical and vintage style architecture, which is totallu stunning. Imagine paris, rome, and madrid having skyscrappers .
Actually Paris has skycrapers , in a buisiness district called " La Defense " .
Some years ago there was a documentary on PBS (not one of their
productions) about an hour long. It was a collection of short travel
films made by French cameramen starting from around 1900 to 1920. No
sound of course. Included brief shot of a Chinese city, a film of rural
Japan with a peasant on a water wheel, a camel caravan going over the
Khyber, Paris & London during WWI and some stuff done in sub Sarhan
Africa about 1920. This film must exist somewhere. Help appreciated.