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René Basset

René Basset (7 October 1919 – 12 October 2021) was a French photographer. He received the Niépce Prize in 1958.

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René Basset

Name
René Basset
Born
7 October 1919
Birthplace
Lyon, France
Died
12 October 2021
Occupation
Photographer
Full name
René Jean Élie Basset.
Nationality
France.
Fields
portrait photography, fine-art photography and photography.
Honours
Niépce Prize.
Languages
French.

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René Basset (7 October 1919 – 12 October 2021) was a French photographer. He received the Niépce Prize in 1958.

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René Basset (1919–2021) was a French photographer. Born René Jean Élie Basset in 4th arrondissement of Lyon, the photographer died in 9th arrondissement of Lyon.

René Basset worked in Lyon. The photographer was active in fine-art photography, photography and portrait photography.

Languages used include French. René Basset received Niépce Prize.

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