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Louis Lumiere with microscope and test tubes, looking towards camera. Autochrome portrait.

Note: Lumiere is co-inventor of the Autochrome process; this may depict him working on it, with color dyes in the test tubes.
Date Not dated, c. 1910
Source Autochrome via George Eastman House Collection at [1]
Author Not credited; presumably a Frères Lumière photo
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