| Dates: | 1838 - 1884 | | Active: | China |
French amateur photographer and chemical engineer who visited China and Japan (1865-1866) to collect zoological specimens, including pheasants, partridges and ducks, on behalf of the Société zoologique d’Acclimatation. During his visit he took photographs and stereoviews of Shanghai and Peking that were brought together as a portfolio after his return to Paris. He received a bronze medal for his photographs at the 1867 Exposition Universelle (World's Fair) in Paris.
Champion’s stereoviews were published as series by Charles Gaudin; B.K. Editeur. Paris [A. Block]. The series were Chine & Japon; Asiatic Views. China; and Vue De Chine which was a numbered set of around 100 views.Preparing biographies
| | Premium content for those who want to understand photography |
References are available for subscribers.There is so much more to explore when you subscribe.
Subscriptions
| | Portraits
If you have a portrait of this photographer or know of the whereabouts of one we would be most grateful.
alan@luminous-lint.com |
Family history
If you are related to this photographer and interested in tracking down your extended family we can place a note here for you to help. It is free and you would be amazed who gets in touch.
alan@luminous-lint.com |
|
LuminousLint 
@LuminousLint