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Finette (Mabille)
Finette (Mabille)
Nadar, about 1856–1858
G[ustave] Doré
G[ustave] Doré
Nadar, 1856–1858
[Auguste Vacquerie]
[Auguste Vacquerie]
Nadar, about 1865
Supérieure, Petites Sœurs des Pauvres
Supérieure, Petites Sœurs des Pauvres
Nadar, 1860–1865
Auguste Luchet
Auguste Luchet
Nadar, 1855–1859
[Sarah Bernhardt as the Empress Theodora in Sardou's "Theodora"]
[Sarah Bernhardt as the Empress Theodora in Sardou's "Theodora"]
Nadar, negative 1884; print and mount about 1889
George Sand
George Sand
Nadar, about 1865
[Mme. Ernestine Nadar]
[Mme. Ernestine Nadar]
Nadar, about 1854–1855
[Self-portrait in striped coat]
[Self-portrait in striped coat]
Nadar, about 1856–1858
Eugène Pelletan
Eugène Pelletan
Nadar, 1855–59
George Sand
George Sand
Nadar, 1864
[Felix Nadar in the Gondola of a Balloon]
[Felix Nadar in the Gondola of a Balloon]
Nadar, about 1863

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Willem Witsen, c. 1890 - c. 1895
[Alice Liddell]
[Alice Liddell]
Lewis Carroll, June 25, 1870
Portret van Miss Emma Pavy
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Camille Silvy, 1862-07-25
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Paul Haviland, about 1908
Mme Lina Sand [née Calamatta]
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Nadar, 1861–1869
[Portrait of an Unknown Woman]
[Portrait of an Unknown Woman]
Franz von Stuck, about 1900
Miss Ricardo
Miss Ricardo
Camille Silvy, about 1866
Mrs. Charles Moulton
Mrs. Charles Moulton
Jeremiah Gurney, 1869–74
[Portrait of an Unknown Woman]
[Portrait of an Unknown Woman]
Franz von Stuck, about 1900
[Unidentified woman, seated]
[Unidentified woman, seated]
Camille Silvy, about 1866