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This photo shows a close up of the intricate wrought iron and gilded entrance of the Petit Palais, showing just how much detail has gone into the large doors, which was open to visitors in 1900.
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With this photo showing a zoomed in view of the dome on top of the Petit Palais you can see just some of the details which go into the building, from the details on the architecture through to the sculptures which sit at the top.
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This photo shows the side and corner of the Petit Palais, showing just some of the detailed stone carvings which can be found all around it and some of the large windows.
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This is a photo of a statue of Georges Clemenceau who was the French Prime Minister in World War I which sits outside the Petit Palais.
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A photo showing the front facade of the Petit Palais, with its many multicoloured columns, arched entrance, elegant door and just some of the stone statues that can be seen from this angle.
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A close up of the golden and amazingly detailed entrance of the Petit Palais, which was designed for that Universal Exhibition of 1900, also showing some of the high details in the stone sculptures around it.
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The dome roof that can be found on the Petit Palais may seem simple at first but in fact has many intricate designs and stone works which you may appreciate if you look at it for a little longer.
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Even though it is named Petit Palais, which in English means “Small Palace” it isn’t all that small as can be seen here with the elegant lamp post in front of it and the numerous visitors walk into the entrance.
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Taken from one of the gardens which surround the Petit Palais you can see the front of the building as well as some of the colourful columns which go along it.
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A photo taken of the main entrance to Petit Palais, showing the amazingly details golden gates which were both designed and made by architect Charles Girault.
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