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The Art of the Autochrome

Léon Gimpel, "Notre Dame", November 1910, autochrome, 9 x 12 cm, © Daniel Blau, Munich

Léon Gimpel, "Notre Dame", November 1910, autochrome, 9 x 12 cm, © Daniel Blau, Munich

Alfred Stieglitz, "Kitty at Breakfast”, 1907, Lumière autochrome, 9,2x12,4 cm, © Daniel Blau, Munich

Louis and Auguste Lumière, "Still Life in the Studio of Lumière", c. 1900, stereoscopic trichrome, 8,6 x 17,8 cm, © Louis and August Lumière, courtesy Daniel Blau, Munich

Ellis Kelsey, "The Positive and its Natural Colors", c. 1909, Lumière autochrome, 8,1 x 10,7 cm, © Daniel Blau, Munich

Fred P. Clatworthy, "No. 2891 B-43 Laguna Beach, California", 1949, Kodachrome, 12,5 (17,4) x 17,6 (20,2) cm, © Fred P. Clatworthy, courtesy Daniel Blau, Munich

Émile Domergue, "Légumes", c. 1910, Lumière autochrome, 8,9 x 11,9 cm, © Daniel Blau, Munich

Robert Daché, "Cortège historique", 1931, Lumière autochrome with original retouching in color, 10 x 14,9 cm, © Robert Dasché, courtesy Daniel Blau, Munich

Unidentified Photographer, "Offemont", October 19, 1915, autochrome, 11,9 x 8,9 cm, © Unidentified Photographer, courtesy Daniel Blau, Munich

Samuel Gottscho, "Flower Study", c. 1915, Lumière autochrome, 12,2 x 17,8 cm, © Daniel Blau, Munich

Unidentified Photographer (Lumière Circle), "The Girl in Red", 1907/09, Lumière autochrome, 11,9 x 8,9 cm, © Daniel Blau, Munich