LeicaVirgin1
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Erik van Straten
Veteran
I guess they were cut off by Henri himself. It is known that he kept his favorite negatives - cut loose from each other - in a small tin can that he gave to someone who kept them for him during the war. He buried his Leica somewhere in Lorraine before being arrested by the Germans and was kept as a prisoner of war. In those years the negative files as we know them today didn't exist.
Erik.
Erik.
Highway 61
Revisited
Exactly what Erik wrote.
Tom A
RFF Sponsor
In the book "The Negative" when asked about the "clipped" negative, he claimed "I ate it"!
Tijmendal
Young photog
I guess they were cut off by Henri himself. It is known that he kept his favorite negatives - cut loose from each other - in a small tin can that he gave to someone who kept them for him during the war. He buried his Leica somewhere in Lorraine before being arrested by the Germans and was kept as a prisoner of war. In those years the negative files as we know them today didn't exist.
Erik.
What do you mean by 'negative files as we know them'?
Erik van Straten
Veteran
Albums with negative archive file sheets, such as Hama.
Erik.
Erik.
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