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Bisson frères
(active 1841-1864 )Trajan's Column

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Fotografie des 19. – 21. Jahrhunderts
Auktionsdatum 5.6.2024

Trajan's Column. 1858. Albumen print mounted to board. 45 x 32, 8 cm (51 x 38 cm). Photographer's embossed studio logo lower left; photographer's studio stamp below image on mount.

Bisson Frères was a prominent photographic studio established by the brothers Louis-Auguste Bisson and Auguste-Rosalie Bisson in Paris during the mid-19th century. Specializing in architectural and landscape photography, the studio gained widespread recognition for its high-quality images, meticulous composition, and technical excellence. The Bisson brothers were renowned for their large-format photographs, capturing iconic landmarks such as cathedrals, monuments, and landscapes across Europe. They were particularly known for their breathtaking views of the Alps, which depicted the grandeur and majesty of the mountain range. – Some handling creases, some foxing, otherwise a fine tonal print in good condition.