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| Names: | Other: F.P.F. & S. L & L Succers.
Other: Georges Lévy
Other: Isaac Georges Lévy
Other: Isaac Lévy
Other: Issac Levy
Other: L.L.
Other: Léon & Lévy
Other: M. Léon et J. Lévy
Other: Moise Leon
Other: Moyse Léon
Other: Moyse Leon
Other: Moysé Léon
Joint: LL
Includes: J. Lévy
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| | Active: | France |
A partnership between Issac Georges Levy (1833–1913) and his stepfather Moysé Léon (1812-?) in Paris active from 1864 until 1900. Both had worked in the Parisian photograph studio, Ferrier, Fils et Soulier, whose photograph stock they acquired in 1864. In a 1864 catalog, this stock numbered some 7,000 photographs and included views from Egypt, Syria, and Constantinople. The firm specialized in stereoscopic glass plates and picture postcards and became one of the most important postcard publishers in France. Léon left the firm in 1872, and the firm was renamed J. Lévy & Cie. In 1895, when Lévy's two sons, Abraham Lucien Lévy and Gaspard Ernest Lévy, took over the firm, the company was renamed Lévy Fils et Cie. About 1920, the firm was acquired by the printer Émile Crété who also acquired the firm of Neurdein Frères, and the new combined company was known as Lévy et Neurdein Réunis. Throughout the various changes in the firm, the logo LL (registered as a trademark in 1901) continued to be used. In 1932, Lévy et Neurdein Réunis company was acquired by the Compagnie des Arts Photomécaniques (CAP).
Svein Olav Haukedal (17 January 2022)
Stereographs project
Business locations
Paris, France
[Sometimes as LL; M. Leon, J. Levy; Levy worked alone and in other partnerships in Paris, 60s-90s; no other ref. to Leon found] "Photographie"; 113 Blvd. de Sebastopol; issued "Groupes De Genre", poss. the same negs used by JM and CG; "Collection LL/Exposition de Chicago"; "Exposition Universelle", CR 67 on yellow RMs; "Concession Unique"; also SI formats. Pupils and successors to FPF & S (Ferrier father & son & Soulier).
T.K. Treadwell & William C. Darrah (Compiled by), Wolfgang, Sell (Updated by), 11/28/2003, Photographers of the World (Non-USA), (National Stereoscopic Association) |
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