L'Arbresle, Vue d'Ensemble

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L'Arbresle, Vue d'Ensemble

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Auguste Hippolyte Collard

French Photographer · 1812–1885

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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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Date
July 1866
Medium
Albumen silver print
Culture
French
Department
Photographs
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Object ID
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