Prepare to see the City of Light like you’ve never seen it before. For most of us, this pre-war city has always existed in black and white. But in these photographs, Paris is bursting with color. All the photos shown below were made using Autochrome Lumière technology. It’s an early color photography process, patented in 1903 and invented by the famous French Auguste and Louis Lumière, populary known as Lumière Brothers. They were the earliest filmmakers in history.
Montagne Sainte-Geneviève street
Rue Cambon street, 1918
Next to The National Residence of the Invalides, 1910
Republic Square, 1918
Rue Rambuteau street, 1914
Rue du Pot de Fer street, 1914
La Samaritaine department store, 1930
Saint-Denis street, 1914
Montparnasse street, 1914
Rue Mouffetard street
Hotel de Ville, 1919
Cinema Pathé Gobelins, 1918
Bourbon seafront, 1910
Boulevard Exelmans, 1920
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