International Photography (4,121)

Universal Exposition, Paris. Electricity Palace, stereograph COLLECTION V.P. (manufacturer) Universal Exposition, Paris. 267. Italian entrance, French tissue stereograph J. LÉVY & CO, Paris (manufacturer) Universal Exposition, Paris. 228. Cochinchina, French tissue stereograph J. LÉVY & CO, Paris (manufacturer) Universal Exposition, Paris. 242. Pavilion of Siam, French tissue stereograph J. LÉVY & CO, Paris (manufacturer) Universal Exposition, Paris. 200. Palace of Fine Arts, French tissue stereograph J. LÉVY & CO, Paris (manufacturer) Universal Exposition, Paris. 190. Pavilion of Mexico, French tissue stereograph J. LÉVY & CO, Paris (manufacturer) Universal Exposition, Paris. 115. View in the Park, French tissue stereograph J. LÉVY & CO, Paris (manufacturer) Universal Exposition, Paris. 103. Inside the Palace of Fine Arts, French tissue stereograph J. LÉVY & CO, Paris (manufacturer) Universal Exposition, Paris. 47. Palace of Cambodia, French tissue stereograph J. LÉVY & CO, Paris (manufacturer) Universal Exposition, Paris. 141. At the foot of the Eiffel Tower, French tissue stereograph J. LÉVY & CO, Paris (manufacturer) Universal Exposition, Paris. 120. Palace of the Ministry of War, French tissue stereograph J. LÉVY & CO, Paris (manufacturer) Universal Exposition, Paris. 88. Palace of the Ministry of War, French tissue stereograph J. LÉVY & CO, Paris (manufacturer) Universal Exposition, Paris. 154. Pavilion of Hawaii, French tissue stereograph J. LÉVY & CO, Paris (manufacturer) Universal Exposition, Paris. 24. The Central Dome and the fountains, French tissue stereograph J. LÉVY & CO, Paris (manufacturer) Universal Exposition, Paris. 15073. Entrance to the goldsmithing exhibit, Palace of Diverse Industries, stereograph UNKNOWN Universal Exposition, Paris. 15025. Entrance to the ceramics exhibit in the Palace of Diverse Industries, stereograph UNKNOWN Universal Exposition, Paris 15093. Coutan Fountain with the Central Dome in the background, stereograph UNKNOWN Universal Exposition, Paris. 15127. Gallery of Thirty Meters, looking toward the altar piece from the Church of St Ouen and Haviland exhibit, stereograph UNKNOWN Universal Exposition, Paris. 15098. Coutan Fountain, stereograph UNKNOWN Universal Exposition, Paris. 15056. Palace of Diverse Industries, Horology Gateway, stereograph UNKNOWN Universal Exposition, Paris. 15057. Entrance to exhibits in the Palace of Diverse Industries, stereograph UNKNOWN Universal Exposition, Paris. 15157. Sculpture exhibited in the central vestibule, Palace of Fine Arts, stereograph UNKNOWN Universal Exposition, Paris. 15087. Pavilion of Chile, stereograph UNKNOWN Universal Exposition, Paris. 15137. Pavilion of Argentina, stereograph UNKNOWN First International Exposition of Modern Decorative Arts, Turin. 48. Cloisonne artist at work, Japan. , stereograph UNIVERSAL PHOTO ART COMPANY, Naperville, Illinois (manufacturer); C. H. GRAVES First International Exposition of Modern Decorative Arts, Turin. 48. Japanese Cloisonne manufacture. A kiln where small pieces are fired, stereograph UNIVERSAL PHOTO ART COMPANY, Naperville, Illinois (manufacturer); C. H. GRAVES First International Exposition of Modern Decorative Arts, Turin. 47. Japanese Cloisonne manufacture. Placing the enamelled vase in the fire. Japan, stereograph UNIVERSAL PHOTO ART COMPANY, Naperville, Illinois (manufacturer); C. H. GRAVES First International Exposition of Modern Decorative Arts, Turin. 43. Japanese Cloisonne manufacture. Outlining the design. Japan, stereograph UNIVERSAL PHOTO ART COMPANY, Naperville, Illinois (manufacturer); C. H. GRAVES First International Exposition of Modern Decorative Arts, Turin. 45. Japanese Cloisonne manufacture. Grinding down the rough enamel. Japan, stereograph UNIVERSAL PHOTO ART COMPANY, Naperville, Illinois (manufacturer); C. H. GRAVES First International Exposition of Modern Decorative Arts, Turin. 41. Japanese Cloisonne manufacture. Fashioning the vase from the crude metal. Japan, stereograph UNIVERSAL PHOTO ART COMPANY, Naperville, Illinois (manufacturer); C. H. GRAVES