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The Reutlingers with their photo studio at 21. Boulevard Montmartre, Paris, which was founded by Charles Reutlinger (1816-1891?) in 1850, were one of the most famous portrait photographers of the Belle Epoque in France. The studio reached the peak of its success and reputation under the directorship of Charles' nephew Léopold Reutlinger (1860-1937), who was leading the photostudio from 1890 until 1937.
For more information we refer to our page about the Reutlingers in the Belle Epoque photographers section.
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Léopold Reutlinger
Cabinet Card by Leopold Reutlinger, Paris
portrait of Arlette Dorgère
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Atelier Leopold Reutlinger
21, Boulevard Montmartre, Paris
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Cabinet Card by Leopold Reutlinger, Paris
portrait of Liane de Pougy
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Atelier Leopold Reutlinger
21, Boulevard Montmartre, Paris
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Cabinet Card by Leopold Reutlinger, Paris
portrait of Mariette Sully (with original signature)
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Atelier Leopold Reutlinger
21, Boulevard Montmartre, Paris
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Cabinet Card by Leopold Reutlinger, Paris
portrait of an anonymous woman
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Atelier Leopold Reutlinger
21, Boulevard Montmartre, Paris
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Cabinet Card by Leopold Reutlinger, Paris
Mademoiselle Domeneck (?)
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Atelier Leopold Reutlinger
21, Boulevard Montmartre, Paris
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Cabinet Card by Leopold Reutlinger, Paris
portrait of an anonymous woman
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Atelier Leopold Reutlinger
21, Boulevard Montmartre, Paris
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Cabinet Card by Leopold Reutlinger, Paris
portrait of Mlle Desprez
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Atelier Leopold Reutlinger
21, Boulevard Montmartre, Paris
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Cabinet Card by Leopold Reutlinger, Paris
portrait of an anonymous woman
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Atelier Leopold Reutlinger
21, Boulevard Montmartre, Paris
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Charles Reutlinger
Cabinet Card by Charles Reutlinger
portrait of an anonymous woman
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Cabinet Card by Charles Reutlinger
21, Boulevard Montmartre, Paris
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Cabinet Card by Charles Reutlinger
portrait of Australian Opera singer Nellie Melba
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Cabinet Card by Charles Reutlinger
21, Boulevard Montmartre, Paris
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