Untitled [Rome] by Bisson Frères

Untitled [Rome] Possibly 1854 - 1856

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silver, print, photography, architecture

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16_19th-century

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pale palette

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silver

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photo restoration

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natural tone

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print

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wedding photography

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colourisation

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war

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photography

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unrealistic statue

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old-timey

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arch

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france

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19th century

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men

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natural palette

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architecture

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historical font

This photograph, titled "Untitled [Rome]" was taken by the Bisson Frères, a French photographic duo, between 1854 and 1856. The image, now housed at the Art Institute of Chicago, showcases the ancient Roman ruins, with an emphasis on the columns and architectural details. The stark black and white tones of the photograph highlight the grandeur and historical significance of these structures, showcasing the enduring legacy of Roman architecture. This photograph exemplifies the emergence of photography as a tool for documenting historical sites and capturing the beauty of the past.

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