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Jules Lion (c. 1809-1866) was born in Paris and exhibited at the Paris Salon before emigrating to the United States in 1837. He eventually opened a daguerrotype studio in New Orleans in 1840 one year after the invention of the process. On March 14, 1840, the New Orleans Bee published a notice about an exhibition of Lion's daguerreotypes at the St. Charles Museum, the first documented photography exhibition in Louisiana.

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rdfs:label	جوليس ليون (ar) Jules Lion (de) Jules Lion (en)
rdfs:comment	جوليس ليون (بالإنجليزية: Jules Lion)‏ هو مصور أمريكي، ولد في 1809 في باريس في فرنسا، وتوفي في 9 يناير 1866. (ar) Jules Lion (geboren 1809/1810 in Paris; gestorben 9. Januar 1866) war ein US-amerikanischer Lithograph, früher Fotograf und Kunstmaler. Er gilt als wichtigster schwarzer Künstler im New Orleans des Antebellum. (de) Jules Lion (c. 1809-1866) was born in Paris and exhibited at the Paris Salon before emigrating to the United States in 1837. He eventually opened a daguerrotype studio in New Orleans in 1840 one year after the invention of the process. On March 14, 1840, the New Orleans Bee published a notice about an exhibition of Lion's daguerreotypes at the St. Charles Museum, the first documented photography exhibition in Louisiana. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Rodolphe Desdunes Andrew Jackson 1866 deaths American photographers 1809 births Artists from New Orleans John James Audubon New Orleans Lithographs Daguerrotype
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has abstract	جوليس ليون (بالإنجليزية: Jules Lion)‏ هو مصور أمريكي، ولد في 1809 في باريس في فرنسا، وتوفي في 9 يناير 1866. (ar) Jules Lion (geboren 1809/1810 in Paris; gestorben 9. Januar 1866) war ein US-amerikanischer Lithograph, früher Fotograf und Kunstmaler. Er gilt als wichtigster schwarzer Künstler im New Orleans des Antebellum. (de) Jules Lion (c. 1809-1866) was born in Paris and exhibited at the Paris Salon before emigrating to the United States in 1837. He eventually opened a daguerrotype studio in New Orleans in 1840 one year after the invention of the process. On March 14, 1840, the New Orleans Bee published a notice about an exhibition of Lion's daguerreotypes at the St. Charles Museum, the first documented photography exhibition in Louisiana. From the 1970s until the early 21st century, Lion was thought to have been Black (he has been cited in exhibitions as the first African-American photographer ), but French census records consulted in 2017 point instead to his having been the son of German Jewish parents. The idea of his having been Black stems from several editions of a New Orleans city directory in the 1850s that include the letters "f.m.c." ("free man of color") next to his name. However, the lack of any race designator on legal documents and other records throughout his life, and his omission from significant early-20th-century histories of Louisiana free people of color (e.g., Nos Hommes et Notre Histoire, by Rodolphe Desdunes), suggests inaccuracy in the directories, possibly related to his having been in a relationship with a free woman of color at that time. While Lion also painted, his main focus was a series of lithographed portraits of prominent Louisianans and people connected to Louisiana history, including John James Audubon and Andrew Jackson. Lion taught art at the Louisiana College and, late in his life, created lithographed Confederate sheet music covers. (en)
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