E&A Neurdein (XIX) - Femme mauresque d'Oran






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Femme mauresque d'Oran, circa 1880, albumen print by E&A Neurdein, 20 × 27 cm, signed and captioned at the bottom, in TTB to Superbe condition with preserved contrast and detail.
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Circa 1880, 20x27 cm.
"Moorish Woman of Oran", a very beautiful vintage albumen print, large format, in very good condition with preserved contrasts, gray tones and levels of detail rated from TTB to Superb, by E&A. Neurdein.
The appeal of this print is that it is not mounted on an album page or cardboard backing, which is rare.
Signed and captioned at the bottom of the print, in the negative.
Rare subject, not posed, in-situ.
Deserves framing.
Will be shipped with its neutral pH sleeve (ideal for a collection in good condition).
The Neurdein Brothers (Étienne and Antonin Neurdein) were French photographers and publishers active at the end of the 19th century. Based in Paris, they founded in the 1860s an important photographic workshop that quickly became one of the major publishers of tourist and documentary images. The Neurdeins produced and distributed numerous photographs of monuments, cities and landscapes, in France and abroad, notably in Egypt, in North Africa and in the Near East.
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Circa 1880, 20x27 cm.
"Moorish Woman of Oran", a very beautiful vintage albumen print, large format, in very good condition with preserved contrasts, gray tones and levels of detail rated from TTB to Superb, by E&A. Neurdein.
The appeal of this print is that it is not mounted on an album page or cardboard backing, which is rare.
Signed and captioned at the bottom of the print, in the negative.
Rare subject, not posed, in-situ.
Deserves framing.
Will be shipped with its neutral pH sleeve (ideal for a collection in good condition).
The Neurdein Brothers (Étienne and Antonin Neurdein) were French photographers and publishers active at the end of the 19th century. Based in Paris, they founded in the 1860s an important photographic workshop that quickly became one of the major publishers of tourist and documentary images. The Neurdeins produced and distributed numerous photographs of monuments, cities and landscapes, in France and abroad, notably in Egypt, in North Africa and in the Near East.
