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Johann Martin Lenz, a photographer based in Celje, had this studio built in 1899 with three workrooms on the ground floor and a metal-and-glass structure on the second floor. The studio was heated, enabling the photographer to work in it all year round. In 1919 the house and studio were purchased by Josip Pelikan. Today at the original studio premises a special museum collection presents historic photographic equipment, including travel cameras, mobile study cameras, studio lenses and backgrounds. The 19th-century glass photographic studio on the second floor makes daylight photography possible even today. The photographer Josip Pelikan left behind much high-quality documentary material from the time he lived in Celje between 1919 and 1977.
 
Johann Martin Lenz, a photographer based in Celje, had this studio built in 1899 with three workrooms on the ground floor and a metal-and-glass structure on the second floor. The studio was heated, enabling the photographer to work in it all year round. In 1919 the house and studio were purchased by Josip Pelikan. Today at the original studio premises a special museum collection presents historic photographic equipment, including travel cameras, mobile study cameras, studio lenses and backgrounds. The 19th-century glass photographic studio on the second floor makes daylight photography possible even today. The photographer Josip Pelikan left behind much high-quality documentary material from the time he lived in Celje between 1919 and 1977.
 
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Fotografski atelje Josipa Pelikana, Celje
Razlagova 5, Sl-3000 Celje, Slovenia,
Phone386 (0) 3 548 5891
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Johann Martin Lenz, a photographer based in Celje, had this studio built in 1899 with three workrooms on the ground floor and a metal-and-glass structure on the second floor. The studio was heated, enabling the photographer to work in it all year round. In 1919 the house and studio were purchased by Josip Pelikan. Today at the original studio premises a special museum collection presents historic photographic equipment, including travel cameras, mobile study cameras, studio lenses and backgrounds. The 19th-century glass photographic studio on the second floor makes daylight photography possible even today. The photographer Josip Pelikan left behind much high-quality documentary material from the time he lived in Celje between 1919 and 1977.

Fotografski atelje Josipa Pelikana, Celje +
Fotografski atelje Josipa Pelikana, Celje +
Razlagova 5, Sl-3000 Celje, Slovenia +
+386 / 3 548 5891 +
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