Autochrome Lumière

Dieses frühe Farbfotografie-Verfahren erzeugte zu Beginn des 20. Jahrhunderts Bilder mit einer eigenen fast traumartigen Atmosphäre mit surrealem Einschlag. Laut dem Wikipedia-Artikel ist die Grundlage hierfür eine als Kornraster dienende Schicht aus farbigen Stärkekörnchen einer Autochromplatte:

Hier Beispiele der Aufnahmen:

OGorman_02 — Mervyn Joseph Pius O’Gorman 1913 Porträt seiner Tochter Christina bei Lulworth Cove

OGormon_08 — Mervyn Joseph Pius O’Gorman 1913 Porträt seiner Tochter Christina bei Lulworth Cove

450_1000 — Léon Gimpel 1909 Grand Palais Air Show

650_1200 — Léon Gimpel 1915 La guerre chez les enfants

794x576x2 — Etheldreda Laing c.1914 Janet in Japanese costume

Russia from the 1910s (3) — Peter Ivanovich Vedenisov 1914 Vera Kozakov in Folk Dress

Anon selection 1 — Anonymous work c.1908 Boy with parasol

Photograph of PanethÕs son Heinz leaning on a rowboat. Austrian Dr. Friedrich ÔFritzÕ Paneth was a chemist by training but his career in Germany was abruptly ended by the accession of the Nazis and he left in 1933. Paneth moved to England and worked at Imperial College and Durham University in the chemistry faculties until 1953 when he returned to Germany. He practised photography all his life. — Friedrich Adolf Paneth c.1929 Heinz Paneth on the beach

Austrian Dr Friedrich ÔFritzÕ Paneth was a chemist by training but his career in Germany was abruptly ended by the accession of the Nazis and he left in 1933. Paneth moved to England and worked at Imperial College and Durham University in the chemistry faculties until 1953 when he returned to Germany. He practised photography all his life. — Friedrich Adolf Paneth 1913 The Savoy Hotel, Luxor, Egypt

Murdoch selection 2 — Helen Messinger Murdoch 1914 Nile Boats, Luxor

Murdoch selection 3 — Helen Messinger Murdoch 1914 Gordon Gardens, Colombo

Quellen:

Colossal: Kate Sierzputowski: Dreamlike Autochrome Portraits of an Engineer’s Daughter From 1913 Are Among the Earliest Color Photos
Xatakafoto: GemaLaMirada: Léon Gimpel, el fotógrafo que documentó la Belle Époque parisina en color
Lomography.com: Julien Matabuena: Vivid Autochrome Portraits of the Young Laing Girls From 1910-1914
vintage everyday: 30 Early Color Photographs of Russia from the 1910s
National Media Museum England: The Dawn of Colour

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