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| Series VII. Panorama paintings, 1803-1900, undated
2.5 Linear Feet
(1 box)
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| Materials relating to painted panoramas and the buildings in which they were shown. For panorama buildings set within a larger
cityscape see also Austerlitz Bridge and Building for the Bastille Panorama, Paris (FF 47) and Panorama de Lucern (Box 13).
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Robert Barker [?], James Adlard (printer), Panorama Leicester-Square, Two Views of Paris, 1803
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Woodcut. Title, names, and date printed on recto. Artist's name, possibly unknown or possibly Robert Barker, an Irish painter,
known as the inventor of the cylindrical panorama painting. He opened the first panorama building at Leicester-Square in 1793.
This was probably an advertisement poster for the panorama. It contains images of two panoramas of Paris and notes regarding
the opening hours and entrance fees. In Arles catalog. I L9. Former box number: 7* temp. box.
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L. Marquet, Panorama of Madagascar, circa 1900 |
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Gelatin silver. Photographer's name not known by Hannavy. Voignier lists two photographers named Marquet in Paris, first names,
unknown, as well as one in Sens, and one Eugéne Marquet in Nancy. The panorama building was probably built for the 1900 Paris
World's Fair. The panorama painting was by Louis Tinayre. I 207. Former box number: 8*.
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Construction of the Panorama of Madagascar Building |
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Hanging the Panorama of Madagascar Canvas |
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Theóphile MM Poilpot and Jacob, Panorama Prise de la Bastille et vue du Vieux Paris, undated
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Four-part joined panorama of prints, lithographs [?]. Title printed on cover. Artist's name printed on cover. Probably used
as souvenir and entrance ticket for a panorama building in Paris. I L2. Former box number: 1.
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C. Reichert (draftsman), M. Kurz (engraver), Panorama von Gratz, aufgenommen vom Schlossberg, circa 1830
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Engraving [?]. Title and artist's and engraver's names printed in the middle. Dated by Bonnemaison. Circular print; could
be used for orientation in an actual panorama building. I L7. Former box number: 1.
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Unidentified photographer, Cineorama at the 1900 Paris exposition universelle internationale, circa 1899 |
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Gelatin silver. Dated by construction of the cineorama for the 1900 Paris exposition universelle. Stamp on recto of mount:
La "Photographie" Societe Ouvriere F. Thuillier. Directeur 279. Rue St. Honore. Paris. I 208. Former box number: 3*.
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Construction of the Cineorama Building, Interior |
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Construction of the Cineorama Building, Exterior |
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Anonymous, Rapport sur le panorama, circa 1805
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12 page printed booklet. Title written in ink on cover and printed on first page. I L8. Former box number: 1. |
