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Discovering a Lausanne Glass and Black and White at the Historical Museum of the City

Summary by Le Temps
The glass negatives of André Schmid, who photographed the city and its inhabitants in the 19th century, play on memory, erasure and reunion, in an exhibition that convokes some contemporary artistsViewed from Lausanne in the 19th century. The Grenette on a square of La Riponne where the Palace of Rumine does not yet throne; houses scattered on the sides of the hill of Vallon and the Barre; Bel-Air in a rural way... Lausanne, interiors: Lausannoi…

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The glass negatives of André Schmid, who photographed the city and its inhabitants in the 19th century, play on memory, erasure and reunion, in an exhibition that convokes some contemporary artistsViewed from Lausanne in the 19th century. The Grenette on a square of La Riponne where the Palace of Rumine does not yet throne; houses scattered on the sides of the hill of Vallon and the Barre; Bel-Air in a rural way... Lausanne, interiors: Lausannoi…

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Le Temps broke the news in Geneva, Switzerland on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
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