Stéréoscopie - Lot 9 négatifs stéréos plaque verre – 1944-1945 - Paris : Célébrations d'aprés-guerre





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This lot comprises nine stereoscopic wet-collodion glass negatives, titled “Lot 9 négatifs stéréos plaque verre – 1944-1945 - Paris : Célébrations d'aprés-guerre”, depicting celebrations and daily life in Paris from November 1944 to February 1945, in their original box.
Description from the seller
Lot of 9 stereoscopic glass plates 4.5 x 10.7 cm on glass plate — Paris: Celebrations, year-end traditions, and portraits (November 1944 – February 1945) + Original box
Set of 9 original stereoscopic negatives on glass plates sized 4.5 x 10.7 cm, kept in their original storage box. Dated from November 1944 to February 1945, this lot documents the atmosphere of the capital just after World War II, blending large public gatherings and official celebrations, year-end celebrations in Parisian homes, as well as interior and professional portraits of great historical and documentary value.
Complete description of the lot’s views:
1. Public gatherings and celebrations in Paris:
Crowds and demonstrations: superb shots at the heart of popular gatherings and official celebrations in the streets and along the main avenues of Paris during this memorable period.
November 14, 1944: General de Gaulle sent an official letter of congratulations and tribute to the Paris Fire Department for their heroic actions during the Occupation and Liberation battles, celebrated on the Champs-Élysées.
2. Intimacy, year-end traditions, and portraits:
Christmas tree and interiors: warm views of a Parisian interior decorated for the year-end holidays with its tree and gifts, bearing witness to a return to normal life.
Portraits in toga and formal dress: notable shots of a young man in a university toga and official cap (type of lawyer, judge, or law student), as well as period-appropriate portraits in formal dress and in military uniform on a Parisian balcony.
Scenes of daily life: interior views documenting private life under the early Fourth Republic.
Technical information and dating:
Location: Paris (Parisian homes and streets of the capital).
Theme: Daily life in Paris, year-end celebrations (Christmas 1944), professional and university portraits, the Liberation period.
Era: November 1944 to February 1945.
Format: 4.5 x 10.7 cm (stereoscopic glass negatives).
Quantity: 9 glass negatives
Your purchase includes:
- Original box containing the plates.
- The original-era glass plates.
- Modern 10 × 15 cm paper prints.
Prints made on glossy photo paper, not vintage.
- The digital files offered.
The files used for the prints are sent via messaging.
Secure packaging and fast shipping.
Seller's Story
Lot of 9 stereoscopic glass plates 4.5 x 10.7 cm on glass plate — Paris: Celebrations, year-end traditions, and portraits (November 1944 – February 1945) + Original box
Set of 9 original stereoscopic negatives on glass plates sized 4.5 x 10.7 cm, kept in their original storage box. Dated from November 1944 to February 1945, this lot documents the atmosphere of the capital just after World War II, blending large public gatherings and official celebrations, year-end celebrations in Parisian homes, as well as interior and professional portraits of great historical and documentary value.
Complete description of the lot’s views:
1. Public gatherings and celebrations in Paris:
Crowds and demonstrations: superb shots at the heart of popular gatherings and official celebrations in the streets and along the main avenues of Paris during this memorable period.
November 14, 1944: General de Gaulle sent an official letter of congratulations and tribute to the Paris Fire Department for their heroic actions during the Occupation and Liberation battles, celebrated on the Champs-Élysées.
2. Intimacy, year-end traditions, and portraits:
Christmas tree and interiors: warm views of a Parisian interior decorated for the year-end holidays with its tree and gifts, bearing witness to a return to normal life.
Portraits in toga and formal dress: notable shots of a young man in a university toga and official cap (type of lawyer, judge, or law student), as well as period-appropriate portraits in formal dress and in military uniform on a Parisian balcony.
Scenes of daily life: interior views documenting private life under the early Fourth Republic.
Technical information and dating:
Location: Paris (Parisian homes and streets of the capital).
Theme: Daily life in Paris, year-end celebrations (Christmas 1944), professional and university portraits, the Liberation period.
Era: November 1944 to February 1945.
Format: 4.5 x 10.7 cm (stereoscopic glass negatives).
Quantity: 9 glass negatives
Your purchase includes:
- Original box containing the plates.
- The original-era glass plates.
- Modern 10 × 15 cm paper prints.
Prints made on glossy photo paper, not vintage.
- The digital files offered.
The files used for the prints are sent via messaging.
Secure packaging and fast shipping.

