Photography in Postal History

Friday, 24 April 2020

NY Institute of Photography – Emile Brunel Cover

Business cover sent to the New York Institute of Photography, founded in 1910 by Emile Brunel, showing the school's historic name and early photo education context.

Damga tarihi : 04/03/1954 Kanada

New York Instıtute Of Photography adresli zarf.Kanada'dan Amerika birleşik devletlerine gönderilmiş. Bu kurum New York'da 1910 yılında Fransız göçmen Emile BRUNEL (1874-1944) tarafından müşterilerine satın aldıkları fotoğraf ekipmanlarının nasıl kullanılacağını anlatan bir firma olarak kuruldu ( E.BRUNEL fotoğraf okulu ).Daha sonraki yıllarda (1915) fotoğrafik rötuş,fotoğraf teknikleri vs. konusunda dersler veren bir okul konumuna dönüştü. Günümüzde faaliyetini sürdüren okulun İngiltere ve Kanada'da ofisleri bulunmaktadır.

Date of use : 04/03/1954 Canada

Business stationery, used by New York Instıtute Of Photography in New York,USA. It was opened in 1910 by a French immigrant Emile BRUNEL. (Sculptor and photographer 1874-1944),(At the time, he named the school the E.BRUNEL).This school was officially registered as business with supreme course of the New York in 1915. In today is online photography school.

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