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English: François Eugène Latapi, son of Jacques Latapi and Anne Loustaunau, was born in Izeste in the department of Basses-Pyrénées (today Pyrénées-Atlantiques), July 13, 1824. In December 1854, he moved to Mexico . He was imprisoned in 1859 for political reasons. He married María Juana of the Soledad Tomasa Rangel on February 4, 1864 in Texcoco (Mexico). From this union were born six children including four out of wedlock. Photographer, he is the owner of a photo shop in the historic center of Mexico City. He then goes up to Texcoco, a glass factory in Los Vidrios de Texcoco, which still exists today. Eugène Latapi died on November 14, 1868 in Mexico City at the age of 44. He had family in Arudy in the Pyrénées-Atlantiques where his counterpart, photographer Georges Penabert (Arudy 1825 - Paris 1903), whose family had emigrated to Brazil, comes from. During a trip to France in 1866, Eugène Latapi addresses Penabert in his studio in Paris, for his photographic portrait.
Français : François Eugène Latapi, fils de Jacques Latapi et de Anne Loustaunau, est né à Izeste dans le département des Basses-Pyrénées (aujourd'hui Pyrénées-Atlantiques), le 13 juillet 1824. Au mois de décembre 1854, il s'installe au Mexique. Il est emprisonné en 1859 pour des raisons politiques. Il se marie avec María Juana de la Soledad Tomasa Rangel le 4 février 1864 à Texcoco (Mexique) . De cette union sont nés six enfants dont quatre hors mariage. Photographe, il est le propriétaire d'un magasin de photos dans le centre historique de Mexico. Il monte ensuite une usine de fabrication de verre à Texcoco, Los Vidrios de Texcoco qui existe encore de nos jours. Eugène Latapi est mort le 14 novembre 1868 à Mexico à l'âge de 44 ans. Il avait de la famille à Arudy dans les Pyrénées-Atlantiques où est originaire son homologue, le photographe Georges Penabert (Arudy 1825 - Paris 1903) dont la famille avait émigré au Brésil. Lors d'un voyage en France en 1866, Eugène Latapi s'adresse à Penabert dans son atelier à Paris, pour son portrait photographique.
Español: François Eugène Latapi, hijo de Jacques y Anne Latapi Loustaunau, nació en Izeste en el departamento de los Pirineos Inferior (hoy Pirineos Atlánticos) el 13 de julio de 1824. En diciembre de 1854 se trasladó a México . Fue encarcelado en 1859 por razones políticas. Se casó con María Juana de la Soledad Tomasa Rangel el 4 de febrero de 1864 en Texcoco (México). De esta unión nacieron seis niños, incluidos cuatro fuera del matrimonio. Fotógrafo, es el dueño de una tienda de fotografía en el centro histórico de la Ciudad de México. Luego se dirige a Texcoco, una fábrica de vidrio en Los Vidrios de Texcoco, que aún existe en la actualidad. Eugène Latapi murió el 14 de noviembre de 1868 en México a la edad de 44 años. Tenía familia en Arudy en los Pirineos Atlánticos que se originó su contraparte, el fotógrafo Georges Penabert (Arudy 1825 - París, 1903), cuya familia había emigrado a Brasil. Durante un viaje a Francia en 1866, Eugène Latapi se dirige a Penabert en su estudio en París, para su retrato fotográfico.
Date circa 1858
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