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The corpse which you see here is that of M. Bayard, inventor of the process that has just been shown to you. As far as I know this indefatigable experimenter has been occupied for about three years with his discovery. The
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Hippolyte Bayard. Fotografie und die
Fiktion des Todes
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Arrangement of specimens, direct positive print (1842)
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