Collardon, Louis

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Person (Male)

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  • Amateur / Connected

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Life dates

? [ARG], c. 1846 - London - Hackney [GB], 1918

Activity

1887 - 1888 Bruxelles, Rue des Bogards, 23
Retired army captain. Known to be a friend of Karl Klíc (1841 - 1926), inventor and photoengraver. Klic is reported to have travelled to Brussels in 1882 in an unsuccessful attempt to interest local firms in relief printing. Collardon's brief stay in Brussels may well relate to a similar initiative. "A method of reproducing photographs in copper plate, lithographic, or printing presses has been realized by Capt. Louis Collardon, of Cordoba, Buenos Ayres [Argentina]" ("Printing Plates from Photographs", Scientific American, 21.5.1887, p. 321). In the 1891 English census, recorded as a photographer aged 48 living in Herne Hill, London and in 1911 as a retired army captain aged 65 living in Hanwell, Middlesex [GB].

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1887 - 1888 Bruxelles, Rue des Bogards, 23

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Association belge de Photographie

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Dates of affiliation

1887 - 1888

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DIRECTORY_1997#758

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Dates of creation/revision

SFJ revised 21.7.2018 & 1.1.2019; SFJ revised 29.10.2019 based on information supplied by M. Demaeght

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