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3 silver gelatin-bromide glass photographic plates including: P…

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Photography 3 silver gelatin-bromide glass photographic plates including: Paris ? earthworks, workers, facade of photographer Gerschel's store Some with annotations in pen. 24 x 18 cm Minor accidents

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Photography 3 silver gelatin-bromide glass photographic plates including: Paris ? earthworks, workers, facade of photographer Gerschel's store Some with annotations in pen. 24 x 18 cm Minor accidents

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Jean Pierre Leloir (1931-2010), Fotografie 'Vernissage in Paris' / 'Opening exhibition in Paris'

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After the painting by Adolf Ulrik Wertmüller (1751-1811). Portrait of Queen Marie-Antoinette in hunting costume. Oval view photograph, silver print, and glass plate. Dimensions: 29x23 cm and 29.5x24 cm. Also included: - Six photographs of the same painting, late 19th century.

Estim. 100 - 200 EUR

Erotic photographs: Erotica, pornography, nudity. Set of three positive stereoscopic glass plates. Unidentified photographer. Circa 1920s-1940s. Various subjects: nude women front and back. On the front of one plate: number. Various states. Average size approx. 13 x 6 cm. Attached is a plate of a nude woman, cracked in two. PHOTOGRAPHS ON REQUEST WITH PROOF OF IDENTITY.

Starting price 50 EUR

PHOTOGRAPHY - END OF THE 19th CENTURY - 20th CENTURY Important lot of photographs including : - 3 albums of albumin and silver prints on the theme of mountains, Venice, portraits and travel souvenirs - Portrait of a woman, framed photograph, Size with frame: 51 x 43 cm. - Stereoscope and 30 various glass plates on the theme of Paris, events and travel. Discoloration, traces of humidity

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