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Hippolyte Bayard (1801-1887) was a French pioneer in photography, known for his early use of the direct positive process, a technique which created a unique, almost ghostly effect. He is often overlooked as a key figure in the history of photography, even though he was a contemporary of Louis Daguerre. Bayard captured detailed scenes of everyday life in Paris, including architectural views and street scenes. His work often features a subtle sense of melancholy and a keen eye for detail, characteristics that would later define the emerging genre of street photography.
Born
1801
Died
1887
Rue Royale et Restes des Barricades de 1848
Hippolyte Bayard
1906
La Treille
Hippolyte Bayard
1906
La Fontaine du square de l'Archevêché; Derrière Notre-Dame
Hippolyte Bayard
1906
Le Pont-Neuf, les quais, les bains "A la Samaritaine" e...
Hippolyte Bayard
1906
Rue Cambon
Hippolyte Bayard
1905
Le Moulin de Saint-Ouen
Hippolyte Bayard
1905
Bayard, les yeux Fermès
Hippolyte Bayard
1903
Vieille Maison en Restauration
Hippolyte Bayard
1903
Le Tombereau
Hippolyte Bayard
1903
Brocanteurs rue de Rocher
Hippolyte Bayard
1903
Chaise dans un Jardin
Hippolyte Bayard
1903
Colonnade de l'église de la Madeleine
Hippolyte Bayard
1903
Bayard, Devant sa Maison
Hippolyte Bayard
1903
Maison de Campagne
Hippolyte Bayard
1903
Bouquet de Fleurs
Hippolyte Bayard
1903