Poppies in Autochromes

1910s, anonymous, unknown, Arnold Genthe, Autochrome, autochrome process, Lumière Autochrome, Hugh C. Knowles, Hugh Knowles, landscape, paesaggio, panorama, paisaje, paisatge, Landschaft, paysage, Maynard Owen Williams, photography, photographie, fotografia, fotografía, Fotografie 1 Minute
Anonyme. Dans les champs de coquelicots (s.d.) Autochrome. © Collection AN | src Jeu de Paume: 1, 2, 3... couleur!
Anonyme. Dans les champs de coquelicots (s.d.) Autochrome. © Collection AN | src Jeu de Paume: 1, 2, 3… couleur!
Arnold Genthe :: Helen MacGowan Cooke picking California Golden poppies in a field, between 1906 and 1911. Autochrome. | src Library of Congress
Hugh C. Knowles :: Poppies [detail]. Autochrome. | src The Royal Photographic Society Collection at the V&A Museum
Maynard Owen Williams :: A 12-year-old girl poses outside her house in Cyprus. This color photo was one of 66 that accompanied a July 1928 article on the Mediterranean island. | src Nat Geo image collection
Maynard Owen Williams :: A 12-year-old girl poses outside her house in Cyprus. This color photo was one of 66 that accompanied a July 1928 article on the Mediterranean island. | src Nat Geo image collection
Arnold Genthe :: Helen MacGowan Cooke picking California Golden poppies in a field, between 1906 and 1911. Autochrome [alternative rendition] | src Library of Congress
Arnold Genthe :: Helen MacGowan Cooke picking California Golden poppies in a field, between 1906 and 1911. Autochrome. | src Library of Congress

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