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Charles Bernhoeft
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Charles Bernhoeft, n.d., Postage stamp from Luxembourg - "Charles Bernhoeft 1859-1933", Postage stamp, Internet - Original source ill-defined, LL/87282
Charles Bernhoeft


Born: 1859 - Luxembourg
Died: 1933
Gender: Male
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Bernhoeft was a portraitist and has invented a procedure called “Sanssouci” to realize portraits with artificial (magnesium) light. He also published albums with collotypes about Luxembourg, Germany (especially the Rhine valley), the Netherlands, Alsace and the Universal Exhibition in Antwerp in 1894.
 
[Pers. comm. Edmond Thill, 3 September 2014)

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Charles Bernhoeft, 1908, Charles Bernhoeft, Cabinet card, Creative Commons - Wikipedia, LL/87283
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