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Creator

Félix Jacques Moulin

French Photographer · 1802–1875

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Daguerreotypist

A "specialist in *académies"* was how Félix Jacques Moulin listed himself in city business directories when he opened a photographic studio in Paris in 1851. *Académies,* or artists' studies, was the polite term for nude studies, which frequently bordered on the pornographic; that same year Moulin was arrested for the possession and sale of "obscene objects." He was sentenced to a month in prison

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Date
1865
Medium
Albumen silver print
Culture
French
Department
Photographs
Institution
Getty Museum
Object ID
008d4a27-19fa-40a3-b8eb-ea4835b8a246

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A group of people gathered near a body of water with palm trees in the background.

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An artisan well located 25 kilometers away from Tuggurth. Multiple villagers guard the well while another is visible holding the tail of the donkey behind them.

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