Bretagne
- voyager en couleurs
Date: 20 October - 4 July
Location:
Albert Kahn Museum
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Description
Autochrome is an early
color photography process patented by
the Lumiere brothers in France
in 1903. The "Bretagne
- voyager en
couleurs" exhibition is an amazing collection of photographs
and films
taken in Brittany
from 1907 - 1929 by photographers using this new color process.
Photographers captured everything about Brittany
including historical sites, landscapes, and sea views, scenes from
everyday
life, work and religious ceremonies. The addition of color
gave new feeling to these photographs.
When you visit the Albert Kahn museum in Boulogne
plan to spend an additional hour
enjoying the beautiful gardens (exhibition and gardens are included in
the one entrance
fee).
Venue
Information
Address
10-14 rue du Port, 92100 Boulogne-Billancourt
Transport
Metro:
Line 10 - Boulogne Pont de Saint-Cloud (last stop)
Bus: 52, 72, 126,
160, 175, 467, 460 (stop: Rhin and Danube)
Open
Tuesday - Sunday 11:00am to 6:00pm
Admission Fee
Full Price - 1.50€, Children under 12 are free
Telephone
01.55.19.28.00
Website
Bretagne
voyager en couleurs - Albert Kahn Museum
ParisAdvice information on the Albert Kahn Museum and Gardens
