Félix Martin-Sabon

1846–1933 (age 87)

Biography

Félix Martin-Sabon was a French photographer born in 1846 who pioneered the photographic arts during a transformative period in the history of visual documentation. His work captured the essence of Parisian life and culture during the Belle Époque, contributing to the visual record of his era.

Martin-Sabon's photographic practice spanned several decades, during which he established himself as a significant figure in the development of French photography. He died in 1933 and was buried in Montmartre Cemetery, recognized for his contributions to the artistic and documentary traditions of his time.

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