KnowraHaussmann's renovation of ParisLinked fromLinked fromThe 13 pages that link to Haussmann's renovation of Paris, each with the reason it gives.All 13Broader topic 6Related 7ParisBroader topic: The rebuilt city supplied modern artists with new streets, crowds, and subjects.Second French EmpireBroader topic: Imperial authority reshaped the capital with broad boulevards, parks, and modern infrastructure.Urban renewalBroader topic: Its broad boulevards and state-directed demolition became a lasting model of urban transformation.Louis-Napoléon BonaparteBroader topic: Napoleon III authorized the project and made Haussmann its chief administrator.Public worksBroader topic: It linked major public works to urban reform and state-led modernization.Palais GarnierRelated: The opera house was built within the new avenues and civic setting created by this transformation.Gustave CaillebotteRelated: Its wide boulevards and rebuilt neighborhoods supply the settings for his urban views.FlâneurRelated: Its broad boulevards and altered street life changed the conditions of urban wandering.French architectureRelated: It remade the capital's urban fabric and established a lasting image of Paris.Eugène AtgetRelated: Atget recorded older streets and structures amid the lasting effects of this transformation.Paris Street; Rainy DayRelated: Its broad avenues and modern intersections form the urban setting Caillebotte depicts.Bal du moulin de la GaletteRelated: The new city framed the modern leisure culture that Renoir's Montmartre scene contrasts with older Paris.History of ParisBroader topic: Its street plan and public works created much of the Paris associated with the modern city.