Vichy, Auvergne, Cars, Glass Plate Photos, Lot Of 5 Negatives 13X18 CM
Set of 5 negatives on glass plate. Dimensions of the plates: 13 x 18 cm approximately. This is a rare collection. These photos are the work of a photographer who worked for the CAP (Company of Photoméncanic Arts). This company published postcards in the 1930s. Casino Park,, Clémenceau passage, Place Victor Hugo, Vichy. .
Sretensk, Russia, Horses, Photo Glass Plate, Black & White, Positive 8.5×10 Cm
Dimensions of the plate: approximately 8.5 x 10 cm. This collection belonged to a photographer who worked for the house of good press. La Maison de la Bonne Press is a publishing house founded in July 1873. The company was called Maison de la Bonne Presse until 1969. The name of the group, considered a little outdated and possibly suggesting that the competition as a whole constituted “bad press”, changed in 1970 to Bayard Presse. Ancient magic lantern plate – «sretensk, while waiting for the bac» Photography on glass plaque showing a village scene in Sretensk: several horses harnessed to vintage cars, with men in winter coats probably waiting for a passage by tank. Manuscript legend: «Sretensk, while waiting for the bac». Beautiful Siberian rural transport scene, around 1900.
Vaudeville Theatre Antique Photo Glass Plate, Black & White, 8.5×10 cm
This plate comes from a private collection that belonged to a photographer collaborating with the Maison de la Bonne Presse. Founded in July 1873, Maison de la Bonne Presse was an important French publishing house. It had this name until 1969, before becoming Bayard Presse in 1970, in order to modernize its image. Under the gilding of a refined decor, a bourgeois living room is meticulously recreated: carved woodwork, chandeliers and rococo style armchairs. In the center, a woman in a long dress and a man in dark clothing exchange, embodying the characters of a society drama. The frozen composition, captured on a projection plate, translates the aesthetics of the Belle Époque theater, where passions and intrigues are replayed in opulent interiors. – Detail: Rococo-style theatrical decor,.
Church, Carvin, Vintage Photo Glass Plate, Black & White Negative, 9X12 Cm
Founded in July 1873, Maison de la Bonne Presse was an important French publishing house. It had this name until 1969, before becoming Bayard Presse in 1970, in order to modernize its image. Photograph of the nave and choir of the Saint-Martin de Carvin church, revealing harmonious 18th century architecture. Massive columns line the central aisle leading to the ornate altar, while the carved wooden pulpit, topped with a decorative sounding board, stands to the left. The straw chairs are carefully lined up, inviting people to pray. A few devotees, seated near the sanctuary, add a touch of life to this silent scene. This shot captures the solemnity of the religious building and the collected atmosphere that reigned there. A dive into the spiritual life of Carvin at the beginning of the 20th.
Irkutsk Market, Russia, Photo Glass Plate, Black & White, Positive 8.5×10 Cm
Dimensions of the plate: approximately 8.5 x 10 cm. This collection belonged to a photographer who worked for the Maison de la Bonne Presse. La Maison de la Bonne Presse is a publishing house founded in July 1873. The company was called Maison de la Bonne Presse until 1969. The name of the group, considered a little outdated and possibly suggesting that the competition as a whole constituted “bad press”, changed in 1970 to Bayard Presse. Old magic lantern plaque – “Irkutsk, the market” Glass plate photograph showing the Irkutsk fodder market, with horse-drawn carts and bustling crowds. Handwritten caption: “Irkutsk, the market”. Very beautiful visual testimony of commercial life in Siberia around 1900.
Transport, Asia, Japan, Photo Glass Plate, Black & White, Positive 8.5×10 Cm
This plaque comes from a private collection that belonged to a photographer collaborating with the Maison de la Bonne Press. Founded in July 1873, the Maison de la Bonne Press was an important French publishing house. She bore this name until 1969, before becoming Bayard Press in 1970, in order to modernize her image. Urban scene captured in natural light, showing an alignment of Jinrikisha (Japanese rickshaw) parking in front of a Western brick building, probably a public building, a hotel or a post, in a port city in Japan. THE Cochers in traditional outfit, some hats wearing hats await customers, installed or resting between the stretchers. In the background, the architecture mixes Japanese vernacular elements (tile roofs, bamboo fence) And Western influences (mullioned windows, brick.