Nature morte (Still Life)
The French physicist Gabriel Lippmann carried out research in the field of optics, focusing on light radiation. His work led to the invention of interference photography – a method that resembles holography in some respects. In 1908, Lippmann was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics in recognition of the invention of this colour photography process.
| Title |
Nature morte (Still Life)
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| Category |
Photography
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| Artist |
Gabriel Lippmann
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| Material |
Interference method
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| Year |
1891-1899
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| Owner |
Musée de l'Elysée, Lausanne
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