Jacques-Henri Lartigue: The Proof of Color

In 1912, Jacques-Henri Lartigue started shooting stereoscopic autochromes on glass plates, a slow, exacting process, even then. The results are not prints but double stereoscopic views, filled with bright color: sunny landscapes, flowers, and his family and friends at leisure. The 90 surviving pieces from 1912 to 1927 appear here in full and at full scale for the first time, with commentary on their place in the history of color photography.

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90 double-view autochromes, 1912–1927
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