Louis Auguste Bisson Collection
Louis-Auguste Bisson was a renowned photographer in the mid-19th century, known for his stunning captures of architectural marvels and portraits
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Louis-Auguste Bisson was a renowned photographer in the mid-19th century, known for his stunning captures of architectural marvels and portraits. His works showcased his exceptional talent and eye for detail, leaving an indelible mark on the world of photography. One of Bisson's notable pieces is "Forum Romanum, Rome, " taken between 1854 and 1857 in collaboration with his brother at Bisson Freres. This photograph transports us to ancient Rome, capturing the grandeur and history of the Forum Romanum. In another masterpiece titled "[Dog], " created by Louis-Auguste Bisson himself from 1841 to 1849, we witness his ability to capture not only human subjects but also animals. The image showcases his versatility as a photographer. Bisson Freres collaborated once again with Louis-Auguste on their untitled work from 1854 to 1857, printed in either 1858 or 1863. This particular piece exemplifies their mastery in capturing breathtaking landscapes that transport viewers into another time and place. "The Portal of Saint Ursinus at Bourges" is yet another remarkable creation by Louis-Auguste Bisson in collaboration with Bisson Freres. Taken in 1854 and printed later that same year, this photograph immortalizes the beauty of architecture found within rue du Vieux Poirier at Bourges. The Rouen Cathedral became a subject for one of their most famous works from 1858. Once again collaborating as Bisson Freres along with Louis-Auguste's artistic vision behind the lens resulted in a captivating portrayal of this iconic cathedral. Portraits were also part of Louis-Auguste's repertoire; "Portrait of Lesecq" taken in Strasbourg during 1854 showcases his skillful ability to capture individuals' essence through photography.