CHARLES DUVIVIER

'Portraits', circa 1924-29

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CHARLES DUVIVIER
'Portraits', circa 1924-29
Album of 186 photographs, various processes including gelatin silver prints (various tones), oil and bromoil prints, sizes to approx. 11¾ x 9½ in., four signed C. Duvivier and twenty-one initialled CD and dated on recto, mounted, within ink-and-wash ruled borders, occasionally with gilt-paper borders, two with small typescript labels detailing exhibition locations and dates on mounts, original half leather, titled and with photographer's credit Ch. Duvivier on spine, oblong folio.

Lot Essay

Charles Duvivier was a Belgian engineer and amateur photographer who specialised in photographic print processes. He was the author of several books on the subject including Le Procédé a l'Huile en Photographie with an introduction by the Linked Ring member H. Colard, Brussels, 1919 and La Pratique des Tirages Positifs en Photographie, two volumes, 1923 and 1931, each illustrated with examples of the author's work. This album, which includes many variations of different processes, is a composite portrait of the photographer's wife.

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