Apr 29, 2025
Adrien Tournachon (French, 1825â1903), brother of Nadar, Self portrait
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Adrien Tournachon (French, 1825â1903), brother of Nadar, Self portrait
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Exposition âLes Nadar, Une LĂ©gende Photographiqueâ Ă la BnF, fĂ©vrier 2019. âSarah Bernhardtâ par Paul Nadar dans "Pierrot Assassin" pantomine de Jean Richepin (1883).
"Jean PĂ©rier dans le RĂŽle de PellĂ©as" par FĂ©lix Tournachon dit Nadar (circa 1902) et "Mlle Mary Garden dans le RĂŽle de MĂ©lisande" (1907-08) prĂ©sentĂ©e Ă la âMaison Natale Claude-Debussyâ (XVII-XVIIIe siĂšcles) oĂč le compositeur naquit et vĂ©cut dans l'appartement du premier Ă©tage (1862-64) au-dessus de la boutique de faĂŻence et de porcelaine de ses parents dans le centre-ville de Saint-Germain-en-Laye, France, juillet 2025.
âNADARâ, BnF, fĂ©vrier 2019.
âGĂ©rard de Nervalâ par Adrien Tournachon (1854) Ă l'exposition âLes Nadar, Une LĂ©gende Photographiqueâ Ă la BnF, fĂ©vrier 2019.
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âGustave DorĂ©â par Adrien Tournachon (circa 1854) Ă l'exposition âLes Nadar, Une LĂ©gende Photographiqueâ Ă la BnF, fĂ©vrier 2019.
#1854 - #tournachon
Non esiste la fotografia artistica. Nella fotografia esistono, come in tutte le cose, delle persone che sanno vedere e altre che non sanno nemmeno guardare.
Nadar (Gaspard Félix Tournachon)