Französisch Gravur des Wasserstoff-Ballons entzogen dem Champs de Mars am 27. August 1783 nach Absturz in Gonesse farbige Radierung, gerahmt (44 x 52 cm) Müller-Quênot Sammlungstitel lautet: "um die Geldgeber" am 27. August um 05:00, einen Schuss kündigte den Beginn des Experiments. Der Ballon, frei von seiner Bindungen stieg schnell in den Himmel zum Erstaunen der drei hundert tausend Zuschauer. Innerhalb von zwei Minuten hatte es bereits eine Höhe von 488 Toisen erreicht. Der Ballon landete in Gonesse, nachdem ein dreiviertel der eine Flugstunde, hatte es fünf Lea abgedeckt

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• Format: 5291 x 4534 px | 44,8 x 38,4 cm | 17,6 x 15,1 inches | 300dpi
• Fotograf: Photo12

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French engraving The hydrogen balloon being removed from the Champs de Mars on 27th August 1783 following crash in Gonesse Coloured etching, with frame (44 x 52 cm) Muller-Quênot Collection Title reads: "To the financial backers" On 27th August at five o'clock, a gunshot announced the beginning of the experiment. The balloon, free from its ties, rose rapidly into the sky to the amazement of the three hundred thousand spectators. Within two minutes it had already reached a height of 488 toises. The balloon landed in Gonesse after a three-quarter of an hour flight, it had covered five leagues, equivalent to sixteen kilometres. The local farmers flocked to the fields, terrified at having witnessed the large, shapeless craft falling from the sky. Believing it was a sign of the devil, they called upon a priest to exorcize the cursed creature. The priest, unconvinced by his parishioners, didn't dare to approach the unknown being. It took the boldness of one man, armed with his gun who opened fire on the harmless balloon, riddling it with bullets. As the gunshots pierced through the aerostat, it began to deflate, advancing its decent. In order to atone for their previous display of fear, the locals rushed to the balloon, striking at it with their pitchforks and launching stones.

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