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About
Emile Brunel-
Emile
Brunel was the founder of the Brunel School of Photography. In
addition to being a photographer, he was a sculptor and dabbled in
the movie business. He developed a one hour photography
process long before others had even thought of doing this. He made
a silent film called "The Hand of God" and later retired
in the town of Boiceville, N.Y. His home and farm in the
Catskill Mountains, located about 100 miles from New York City, is
surrounded by his large sculptures. He died on November 10, 1944
and his ashes are in the top of one of his sculptures. His
home is now the Emile Brunel Studio and Sculpture Garden
(Totem Indian Trading Post and Museum) and is open to the
public.
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