De 25 kunstwerken van Gaspard-Félix Tournachon die onze bezoekers het meest vragen, gerangschikt op populariteit en één voor één gepresenteerd, met de specificaties en de prijs van elke handgeschilderde reproductie.
Experience this intimate 19th-century portrait of Alexandre Dumas by Nadar, capturing literary genius with soft realism; own a piece of Parisian history.
Experience the captivating portrait of Sarah Bernhardt by Félix Nadar. This iconic 1864 daguerreotype captures her dramatic intensity and timeless beauty, showcasing a pivotal moment in theatrical history.
Experience Sarah Bernhardt as the Empress Theodora by Nadar! This iconic black & white photograph captures her dramatic portrayal, showcasing artistry and historical significance. A masterpiece of early 20th-century portraiture.
Experience the melancholy romance of Tournachon's 1865 photograph, Paul and His Dog, capturing resilience through evocative black and white portraiture; discover this masterpiece today.
A captivating vintage portrait by Félix Nadar of Pierrot the Photographer, showcasing a clown-like figure with a camera – a pioneering image capturing early photography's charm and innovation.
A vintage portrait of composer Claude Debussy by Félix Nadar, capturing his contemplative expression and artistic intensity from 1908. A classic early photographic study.
Explore a striking 1854 daguerreotype portrait by Félix Nadar, a pioneer of photography. Admire the formal composition & soft lighting of this classic studio piece.
Magnificent hand-painted reproduction of Gustave Doré’s iconic portrait by Nadar. Explore this 1855 masterpiece – a rare glimpse into the artist's life, captured with Nadar’s photographic skill.
A striking daguerreotype of Sarah Bernhardt as Junie in Racine’s ‘Britannicus,’ captured by Nadar. Explore this iconic 1860 portrait's classical style & photographic detail.
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