Nadar

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Nadar was a pioneering 19th-century French photographer, caricaturist, and balloonist known for his portraits of cultural figures and early use of aerial photography.

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instanceOf balloonist
caricaturist
person
photographer
pioneer of photography
alias Nadar
birthDate 1820-04-06
birthName Gaspard-Félix Tournachon
birthPlace France
Paris
child Paul Nadar
countryOfCitizenship France
deathDate 1910-03-21
deathPlace France
Paris
familyName Tournachon
fieldOfWork aerial photography
caricature
portrait photography
gender male
genre caricature
portrait
givenName Gaspard Gourgaud
surface form: Gaspard-Félix
knownFor innovative studio lighting
psychological depth in portraiture
publicity flights in balloons
languageOfWorkOrName French
movement 19th-century photography
nationality French
notableAchievement took some of the earliest known aerial photographs
notableFor early use of aerial photography
photographic portraits of writers and artists
portraits of 19th-century cultural figures
notableWork Le Panthéon Nadar
photographic portraits of Charles Baudelaire
photographic portraits of Sarah Bernhardt
photographic portraits of Victor Hugo
occupation balloonist
caricaturist
journalist
photographer
openedStudioIn Paris
operatedIn Paris
participatedIn development of manned balloon flight in France
relative Paul Nadar
spouse Ernestine Tournachon
usedMedium lithography
photography

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Nadar alias Nadar