autochromes

Rothschild was an enthusiastic amateur photographer who experimented in taking the pictures, called autochromes, and went about perfecting the new process of taking images.

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Such as this Carte de Visites, as well as other Cabinet Cards, autochromes, daguerreotypes and such. at

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The autochromes at the Kasher Gallery come from the National Geographic Society, one of the great sponsors of ethnographic photography.

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Such as this Carte de Visites, as well as other Cabinet Cards, autochromes, daguerreotypes and such. at

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This image is one of a collection autochromes taken by dr.

Skulls, Paul Sano, Stereo Autochrome, 1912 JE 2008

The processes vary, including, among others, the genuine colour images of French autochromes, and hand-tinted postcards and monochrome images (like this one of Mata Hari).

Archive 2004-01-01 Ray Girvan 2004

The processes vary, including, among others, the genuine colour images of French autochromes, and hand-tinted postcards and monochrome images (like this one of Mata Hari).

Pre-WW1 and WW1 photos Ray Girvan 2004

The end result of his efforts was the creation of the Archives of the Planer, a group of 72,000 autochromes - "what is indisputably the most important collection of early color photographs in the world" (p. 16).

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The end result of his efforts was the creation of the Archives of the Planer, a group of 72,000 autochromes - "what is indisputably the most important collection of early color photographs in the world" (p. 16).

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Victor Gray, co-ordinator of Exbury's forthcoming autochrome exhibition said: 'It's hard to explain the quality of the colour, and imagine the astonishment when autochromes were first displayed.

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