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Vintage Photo Fairs Europe, a Group of Tabletop Fairs Join Forces
This summer a new organization was founded, Vintage Photo Fairs Europe. It happened on the initiative of Barnabé Moinard, promoter of the 24.39 Classic Photography Fair (Paris), Mila Palm, Reinhold…
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Charles-François Bossu, dit Charles Marville: Documenting Paris--Parks, Architecture and Sculpture
By Alex Novak
Born on July 17, 1813 in Paris, Charles François Bossu later took the name Charles Marville as his pseudonym to avoid the teasing of his classmates over Bossu,…
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