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Gare de Triage des Wagon à Terre-Noire
Creator
Auguste Hippolyte CollardFrench Photographer · 1812–1885
All works by this person →Trained as a wood frame gilder, Hippolyte-Auguste Collard specialized in industrial imagery as a photographer. He set up his first photography studio in January 1856. During the Second Empire, the reign of Napoleon III in France, he ran a photography studio for twenty years, producing sequential photographs of bridges, railroads, and aqueducts. The Ministry of Agriculture, Commerce, and Public Wor
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- 1865
- Medium
- Albumen silver print
- Culture
- French
- Department
- Photographs
- Institution
- Getty Museum
- Object ID
- 005484f1-7fad-4973-8c9a-e6472bd77d71
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A railway station with tracks, small buildings, and people near the platforms.
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