Sebah, Jean Pascal 1838-1910
Variant namesPascal Sébah opened his Constantinople (Istanbul) photography studio, which he later named El Chark, in 1857. It became one of the most successful studios in the city. He subsequently established a studio in Cairo in 1873. When Sébah suffered a brain hemorrage in 1883, his brother Cosmi, already a photographer with his own business, and Sébah's sixteen year-old son, Jean, took over the firm. Jean went into partnership with Policarpe Joaillier in 1888, under the name Sébah and Joailler, while Cosmi continued to run the old studio. Sébah and Joaillier acquired the negatives of Abdullah Frères in 1899. Later renamed Photo Sébah, the firm remained in business until 1952.
From the description of People of the Ottoman Empire. [1870-1880] (Getty Research Institute). WorldCat record id: 659834979
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| creatorOf | Bonfils, Félix, 1831-1885. Nineteenth-Century international photographs, circa 1870-1900. | Columbia University in the City of New York, Columbia University Libraries | |
| creatorOf | Sebah & Joaillier. Photographs of Constantinople : photograph album, 1890s. | Princeton University Library | |
| creatorOf | Beato, Antonio, d. 1903?,. Henry Adams photographs, 1866-ca. 1900. | Massachusetts Historical Society | |
| creatorOf | Sébah, J. Pascal. People of the Ottoman Empire. | Getty Research Institute |
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| associatedWith | Abdülaziz, Sultan of the Turks, 1830-1876. | person |
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| associatedWith | Sébah, Cosmi. | person |
| associatedWith | Sebah & Joaillier. | corporateBody |
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Birth 1838
Death 1910
Male
Turks
French
