1920’s Multigraph Trick Photography Man In Evening Wear For Sale

The multigraph portrait technique was invented by photographer James B. Shaw in Atlantic City in the United States in the early 1890s. An American photography magazine criticised the technique in 1895, because it believed that the idea had been copied from the mirrors on lifts. The postcard-style portraits taken at multigraph portrait studios were a short-lived phenomenon that lasted for the first few decades of the 20th century. It remained common in America and Europe until the 1920s, but had disappeared by the 1950s.

This RPPC has folds on the corners and has discoloration and stains on the back.

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