Published on: 12/14/2015IST
Extremely uncommon color photographs of Paris which is taken hundred years back
Tired of the unlimited arrangement of highly contrasting photographs that were prevalent in the day, French broker Albert Kahn chose to make a move. In 1909, he appointed four picture takers to take their cameras all around the globe, and utilizing Autochrome Lumière, to archive in shading what they saw.
One of the urban communities on the rundown was Paris, and in 1914, Leon Gimpel, Stephane Passet, Georges Chevalier, and Auguste Leon started their work. Their photographs demonstrat to us that the every day clamor of Paris life was a great deal more beautiful than we envisioned, with storefronts painted splendid red, or dividers put with brilliant photographs
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