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The Albert-Khan Museum Reveals Benin of the 1930s

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The Albert Khan Museum located in Boulogne-Billancourt (Hautes-de-Seine) unveils in its new exhibition "Benin Vert-Retour" a series of autochromes and films made by Catholic missionary Francis Aupiais in 1930. A unique opportunity to dive into images in Benin of the beginning of the century.
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The Albert-Khan Museum Reveals Benin of the 1930s

The Albert Khan Museum located in Boulogne-Billancourt (Hautes-de-Seine) unveils in its new exhibition "Benin Vert-Retour" a series of autochromes and films made by Catholic missionary Francis Aupiais in 1930. A unique opportunity to dive into images in Benin of the beginning of the century.

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Radio France broke the news in on Friday, December 19, 2025.
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