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Mlle. Jeanne tellement tremblante que le photographe ne peut pas fixer les yeux, 1854-56
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Mlle. Jeanne tellement tremblante que le photographe ne peut pas fixer les yeux, 1854-56
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Belgian Blurred Dubois De Nehaut Dubois De Nehaut Louis Pierre Theophile Exposure Louis Pierre Theophile Louis Pierre Theophile Dubois De Motion Movement Nehaut Nehaut Louis Pierre Theophile Dubois De Nervous Posing Salted Paper Print Salted Paper Print From Paper Negative Trembling
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This photograph, titled "Mlle. Jeanne tellement tremblante que le photographe ne peut pas fixer les yeux" (1854-56), showcases the artistic brilliance of Louis-Pierre-Theophile Dubois de Nehaut. Taken in 19th century France, this portrait captures the essence of a nervous and trembling woman named Mlle. Jeanne. The blurred image reflects the motion and movement within the frame, as if Jeanne's anxiety is palpable through her quivering body. The photographer's inability to focus on her eyes adds an intriguing element to the composition, leaving us wondering about her thoughts and emotions at that very moment. Dubois de Nehaut's salted paper print technique from a paper negative further enhances the vintage charm of this piece. It transports us back in time, allowing us to appreciate both its historical significance and artistic merit. Displayed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, this Belgian photographer's work continues to captivate audiences with its unique portrayal of human emotion. Through his lens, he immortalizes not only individuals but also their innermost vulnerabilities. As we gaze upon this remarkable print, we are reminded of photography's power to freeze fleeting moments in time while simultaneously evoking deep emotional connections with viewers across centuries.
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