French Stereoview Scene Titled “Coll.6. - Le Deshabille De La Parisienne” (1800′s)

French stereoview scene titled “Coll.6. - Le Deshabille de la Parisienne,” c. 1800′s. Attributed to JB.

Source: Rijksmuseum.

Portrait of a Man Identified as Mr. Bernede in Toulouse, France (1860)

Portrait of a man identified as Mr. Bernede in Toulouse, France, c. 1860. Attributed to Eugène Trutat.

Source: City Archives of Toulouse.

Self-Portrait of a Smiling Félix-Jacques Moulin Raising a Glass (1855)

Self-portrait of a smiling Félix-Jacques Moulin raising a glass, c. 1855.

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View of the Body of a Dead French Pilot in the Cockpit of His Shot Down Plane During World War 1

View of the body of a dead French pilot in the cockpit of his shot down plane during World War 1. Animated stereoview.

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Animated Stereoscopic Daguerreotype Self-Portrait of Antoine Claudet With His Son (1856)

Animated stereoscopic daguerreotype self-portrait of Antoine Claudet (right) posing with his son, Francis, and his focimeter (lensmeter) invention, c. 1856. By Antoine Claudet.

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Animated Stereoscopic Hand-Colored Daguerreotype Portrait of Three Musicians (1852)

Animated stereoscopic hand-colored daguerreotype portrait of three musicians, c. 1852.

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Color Autochrome Photographs of Claude Monet in His Garden at Giverny (1917-1921)

 Color autochrome of Claude Monet posing in the garden in front of his house in Giverny, France, 1921. Source.

Variation of the first photograph. Source.

Monet in his garden posing in front of his famous bridge, c. 1917. Source.

Another view of Monet his garden at the water lily pool, c. 1917. Source.

Color autochrome photographs of Claude Monet in his garden at his house in Giverny by Étienne Clémentel.

French Ammunition Wagons During the First Battle of the Aisne (1914)

French ammunition wagons during the First Battle of the Aisne, September 1914. Animated stereoview.

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Stereoscopic Daguerreotype Portrait of a Nude Woman by an Unknown French Photographer

Stereoscopic daguerreotype portrait of a nude woman by an unknown French photographer, c. 1850's. Animated stereoscopic daguerreotypes.

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Two Men Standing Amongst Soldiers who Died Fighting in a Cemetery During the Battle of Melegnano

Two men standing amongst soldiers who died fighting in a cemetery during the Battle of Melegnano which was part of the Second Italian War of Independence in 1859. Believed to be the first photograph taken immediately after a clash of the dead on a battlefield. Animated stereoscopic photograph.

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A Line of French Soldiers Advancing to the Front

French soldiers watching a line of comrades moving to the front. Animated stereoview.

French Soldiers Awaiting a German Assault?

French soldiers in trenches near Compiègne said to be awaiting a German attack but probably taken during training. The lack of any ground torn up by shell holes and the exposed position of the cameraman are good indications that this was taken during training. The closest that stereoscopic cameras seemed to have really come to photographing combat in World War I was capturing artillery shells exploding. Animated stereoview.

Highlanders Marching Through Boulogne

French civilians greeting soldiers of a Highlander regiment marching through Boulogne-sur-Mer, c. 1914. Animated stereoview.

A French Dressing Station

A young German POW at a French dressing station in Longpont. Animated stereoview.

Church of the Nativity

French and British soldiers standing guard in front of the Church of the Nativity, Jerusalem, c. 1918. Animated stereoview.

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