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AFP A pedal car driven by a little boy and an old Renault take part in Montmartre's slow-motion race. Paris, 1930s. Two cars, one a pedal car driven by a little boy, the other an old Renault, participate in the Montmartre slow motion race. Paris, 1930's. Silver print on baryta paper, from digital file (black and white lambda print). Dry AFP stamp in lower right margin. Stamp "AFP 5/11/2022 Edition Spéciale N°: 1/1" on verso. Gelatin silver print on baryta paper, from digital file (black and white lambda print). Blind stamp AFP in the lower right margin. Stamp " AFP 5/11/2022 Edition Spéciale N° : 1/1 " on verso. Image : 46 x 31 cm - 18.1 x 12.2 in Paper : 50 x 40 cm - 19.7 x 15.7 in La Course au ralenti consists in repeating the route taken by Louis Renault in 1898 up the 700-meter-long Rue Lepic, which has a 13% gradient. The only requirement is to do it as slowly as possible, under the supervision of race marshals and the applause of a picturesque crowd. The slow motion race consists of repeating the route that Louis Renault took in 1898 up the 700-meter long Rue Lepic, which has a 13% slope. The only requirement is to do it as slowly as possible, under the control of race commissioners and the applause of a picturesque crowd.
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AFP A pedal car driven by a little boy and an old Renault take part in Montmartre's slow-motion race. Paris, 1930s. Two cars, one a pedal car driven by a little boy, the other an old Renault, participate in the Montmartre slow motion race. Paris, 1930's. Silver print on baryta paper, from digital file (black and white lambda print). Dry AFP stamp in lower right margin. Stamp "AFP 5/11/2022 Edition Spéciale N°: 1/1" on verso. Gelatin silver print on baryta paper, from digital file (black and white lambda print). Blind stamp AFP in the lower right margin. Stamp " AFP 5/11/2022 Edition Spéciale N° : 1/1 " on verso. Image : 46 x 31 cm - 18.1 x 12.2 in Paper : 50 x 40 cm - 19.7 x 15.7 in La Course au ralenti consists in repeating the route taken by Louis Renault in 1898 up the 700-meter-long Rue Lepic, which has a 13% gradient. The only requirement is to do it as slowly as possible, under the supervision of race marshals and the applause of a picturesque crowd. The slow motion race consists of repeating the route that Louis Renault took in 1898 up the 700-meter long Rue Lepic, which has a 13% slope. The only requirement is to do it as slowly as possible, under the control of race commissioners and the applause of a picturesque crowd.
