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Auguste Lumière
Born 1862-10-19 · Besançon, France · Died 1954-04-10
The Lumière brothers were the first filmmakers in history. They patented the cinematograph, which in contrast to Edison's "peepshow" kinetoscope allowed simultaneous viewing by multiple parties. Their first film, Sortie de l'usine Lumière de Lyon, shot in 1895, is considered the first true motion picture.
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Known for
Viewing momentWorkers Leaving the Lumière Factory
Viewing momentThe Arrival of a Train at La Ciotat
Viewing momentThe Sprinkler Sprinkled
Viewing momentBaby's Meal
Viewing momentBoat Leaving the Port
Viewing momentLumière!
Viewing momentDemolition of a Wall
Viewing momentThe Blacksmiths
Viewing momentThe Sea
Viewing momentThe Photographical Congress Arrives in Lyon
Viewing momentFishing for Goldfish
Viewing momentSnowball Fight
Viewing momentCordeliers' Square in Lyon
Viewing momentJumping the Blanket
Viewing momentThe Mechanical Butcher
Viewing momentPartie d'écarté
Viewing momentChez le cordonnier
Viewing momentLe forum
Viewing momentArc de Triomphe
Viewing momentBocal aux poissons-rouges
Viewing momentBruxelles, Place de Brouckère
Viewing momentArrivée du roi à l’exposition
Viewing momentParis, mi-carême : char de la reine des reines
Viewing momentLes mines de charbon de Hon Gay
Viewing momentCavalier sur un cheval rétif
Viewing momentPanorama des rives du Nil, [VI]
Viewing momentLe cortège
Viewing momentMâcon : panorama pris d’un train
Viewing momentFête de Paris 1899: Concours d'automobiles fleuries
Viewing momentCourse de matelots
Viewing momentNew York, Broadway and Wall Street
Viewing momentPotsdamer Platz
Viewing momentLes Escaliers du Pont de l'Alma
Viewing moment13e hussards : exercices du sabre, pied à terre et départ
Viewing momentRue El-Halfaouine
Viewing momentPrestidigitateur, II
Viewing momentLeaving Jerusalem by Railway
Viewing momentChez le juge de paix
Viewing momentLutteurs javanais
Viewing momentThe Children's Seaside Frolic
