Victor Charlier-Teutsch

1866–1939 (age 73)

Biography

Victor Charlier-Teutsch was a French photographer whose artistic and technical work contributed to the development of photography as a visual medium. Born in 1866, he practiced photography during the formative years of the medium, capturing images that documented and interpreted his era.

Charlier-Teutsch's career as a photographer spanned several decades, during which he developed his photographic vision and contributed to the artistic and documentary traditions of French photography. His work remains part of the historical record of photographic practice in France.

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