LA PHOTOGRAPHIE POUR TOUS, APPRISE SANS MAITRE TRAITÉ SIMPLIFIÉ.

Mulot, L. [Auguste Léon]

Edité par Desloges, Libraire, Paris, 1858

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8vo., 62, [2], 4 pp. catalogue. Publisher's original printed wrappers. The front wrapper is moderately soiled and the spine is lacking one small chip. A near fine copy. By 1862, Auguste Léon Mulot was already established as a photographer, practicing on rue de Rivoli under the sign "Photographie de l'Hôtel-de-ville". He then opened a branch at 305, rue Saint-Jacques which is mentioned on a photograph dated 1865. In 1875, he sold his studio to Théodore Fouqueré. From 1875 to 1880, he lived on rue Saint-Jacques before moving to 2, boulevard Beaumarchais under the sign "Photographie de la Bastille". He would have been active there until 1890, when his son Léon Louis Mulot succeeded him. He died in Vincennes on June 15, 1902. see [Marc Durand - "De l'Image fixe à l'image animée 1820-1910". Archives nationales. 2015; François Boisjoly - "Répertoire des photographes parisiens du XIXe siècle". Editions de l'Amateur. 2009]. Issued in the series, Biblioèque Artistique, this manual for the collodion process is a clear and easily understood procedural. Roosens and Salu No. 2088. Bellier de la Chavignerie, Manuel Bibliographie du Photographe Francais, 1863, No. 103. WorldCat lists twelve copies, of which eight are in North American libraries.

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Détails bibliographiques

• Titre: LA PHOTOGRAPHIE POUR TOUS, APPRISE SANS MAITRE TRAITÉ SIMPLIFIÉ.
• Éditeur: Desloges, Libraire, Paris
• Date de parution: 1858
• Édition: First edition.