The Art of Living 100 Years 100年を生きる術

NADAR, Félix et Paul ナダール, フェリックス & ポール

The world’s first photo-interview, which was published in Le journal illustre, was conducted with the scientist Michel Eugene Chevreul, who was nearing his hundredth birthday. Felix NADAR interviewed him and Paul NADAR, his son, photographed the interview in process. By then, NADAR was using gelatin dry plates with exposures of one 120th of a second.

Collection of: Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Title: The Art of Living 100 Years
Original title: L'ART DE VIVRE CENT ANS
Artist Name: NADAR, Félix et Paul
Year: 1886
Material / Technique: Albumen print
Dimensions: 146x106mm
Accession number: 20016602
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