ARTHUR-BATUT PHOTO SPACE
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2024
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2024
Museum with nearly 20,000 images, including 80 aerial shots
Child of the country, Arthut Batut invented in 1888, the automatic aerial photography with a kite. A century later, the town paid tribute to him by setting up a space entirely dedicated to his work in the former bathhouse. The museum houses the personal collections of the photographer, bequeathed by his descendants: nearly 20,000 images, including 80 aerial shots. Pictures, materials, processes, everything is perfectly explained.
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