2 pieces.

10,9 x 7,9 cm, 11,5 x 16,5 cm.

Under grey passe-partout with letterhead "A. Lumière & ses Fils - Lyon / (Passe-partout R. Dechavannes - Paris)".

1. Portrait of a seated young man in front of a shrub with red flowers. - 2. Trees in a forest.
Autochrome is the first process in photography that made colour photography possible. The brothers Auguste and Louis Lumière applied for a patent for it in 1903. In 1907, autochromatic plates were first marketed. It was the main colour process before the appearance of film based on subtractive colour mixing in the mid-1930s.