Louis Lumiere
Louis Lumiere (1865 - 1948), French pioneer of cinematography, scrutinising a strip of film. Together with his brother Auguste, Louis invented the cinematograph, the first machine to project moving pictures onto a screen with the first publicly viewed motion picture taking place in December 1895. The Lumieres amassed a huge catalogue of newsreel shots from around the world and Louis directed 60 and produced some 2000 films
Picture No
13989639
Media ID
45619709
Size
3600px x 5153px
(3.1MB)
Credit
© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans
Source
The Illustrated London News. March 9th 1935
Date
1935
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