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GLB14 juillet 1880 "Première fête nationale" 12/12 3D Model
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14 juillet 1880 "Première fête nationale" 12/12 3D Model
July 14th is the national holiday of the French Republic. It is a public holiday in France.
It was instituted by the Raspail Act1 of 6 July 1880, to commemorate the taking of the Bastille on 14 July 1789, symbol of the end of the absolute monarchy, and the Federation Day of 1790, symbol of the union of the Nation. The law does not mention which event is commemorated: "The Republic adopts July 14 as the annual national holiday".
Textured FBX photogrammetry model. Geometry: 249999 triangles, 205347 vertices.
It was instituted by the Raspail Act1 of 6 July 1880, to commemorate the taking of the Bastille on 14 July 1789, symbol of the end of the absolute monarchy, and the Federation Day of 1790, symbol of the union of the Nation. The law does not mention which event is commemorated: "The Republic adopts July 14 as the annual national holiday".
Textured FBX photogrammetry model. Geometry: 249999 triangles, 205347 vertices.
