Souvenir of the Paris Exposition, 1900.

Souvenir volume containing 15 photochroms of the Exposiiton universelle de Paris of 1900. All of the views are exterior views.The versos of seven photochroms bear the blind stamp: Dépôt M. Stump / Éditeur / Interlaken (Suisse).The versos of all the photochroms bear the blind stamp: Photochrom.Souvenir volume containing 15 photochroms of the Exposiiton universelle de Paris of 1900. All of the views are exterior views.Mode of access: Internet.WOOD;The photochrom process for lithographically producing color photomechanical prints from photographic negatives was invented in the mid-1880s by Hans Jakob Schmid (1856-1924), a lithographer who worked at the Swiss printing firm Orell Füssel & Co. By 1888 the firm was producing their colored views under the name Photochrom Zürich, changing its name to Photoglob Zürich in 1895