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Dr. Borlemont
Creator
Paul NadarFrench Photographer · 1856–1939
All works by this person →The son of celebrated photographer Nadar, Paul Nadar became manager of his father's Paris studio on the Rue d'Anjou in 1874. Their rocky relationship resulted in an estrangement around 1885, although the following year the father and son collaborated on what is believed by scholars to be the first photo-interview. The son was the photographer and the father the interviewer; their subject was 101-y
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- 1889
- Medium
- Albumen silver print
- Culture
- French
- Department
- Photographs
- Institution
- Getty Museum
- Object ID
- e7eea5bf-5d32-4fbf-814b-47a486ab32ad
Portrait of a man identified as Dr. Borlemont standing beside a set of train or trolley tracks that run down a road. He wears a hat and holds an umbrella in one hand. A small group of people gathered against a fence that lines the road can be seen behind him.
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