Portret van Mr. Hamors, pastoor van de Saint-Sulpice te Parijs 1852 - 1863

"Portret van Mr. Hamors, pastoor van de Saint-Sulpice te Parijs" is a carte de visite photograph by the Bisson Frères, a French photography studio active in the mid-19th century. The image depicts a portrait of a man wearing a priest's cassock and a stole. The photograph was created between 1852 and 1863 and showcases the Bisson Frères’ mastery of portraiture. The detail of the subject's religious attire highlights the significance of faith during that period. Carte de visite portraits were popular in the 19th century, as they allowed people to share images of themselves with friends and family.