February 10, 2018
Photochrome (aka Fotochrom, Photochrom, and the Aäc process) is a method of producing colour photographs, or perhaps more properly colourised images, that was invented in the 1880s. A variant of chromolithography, it achieved great popularity when coupled with the emergent technology of postcards, then gradually faded from use as regular colour film was introduced and became more commercially viable.
Wikimedia: Ljubljana in the 1890s
Wikimedia: Ljubljana from Tivoli Castle in the 1890s
Wikimedia: Lake Bled in the 1890s
Wikimedia: Lake Bled in the 1890s
Wikimedia: Lake Bled in the 1890s
Wikimedia: Vintgar Gorge in the 1890s
Wikimedia: Vintgar Gorge in the 1890s
Wikimedia: Maribor in the 1890s
Wikimedia: Postojna Cave in the 1890s
Wikimedia: Lake Bohinj in the 1890s
Wikimedia: Koper in the 1890s
Wikimedia: Piran in the 1890s
Wikimedia: Piran in the 1890s
Wikimedia: Peasants near Trieste, once part of Slovenia, in the 1890s
Wikimedia: Girl in native costume in the 1890s
