Nadar

[ nah-dahr; French na-dar ]

noun

1. Gaspard-Félix Tournachon, 1820–1910, French journalist and pioneer of aerial photography.

Nadar

/ nadar /

noun

1. Nadar18201910MFrenchARTS AND CRAFTS: photographerWRITING: writerARTS AND CRAFTS: caricaturist real name Gaspard Félix Tournachon . 1820–1910, French photographer, writer, and caricaturist: noted for his portrait photographs of artists and writers and for taking the first aerial photographs (1858)

Example Sentences

In June and July 2022 the NYU group, led by cardiac surgeon Nadar Moazami, transplanted two genetically modified pig hearts into deceased recipients.

From Scientific American

He’s also designed the forthcoming Kiran Nadar Museum of Art, a vast contemporary art museum to be built in Delhi.

From New York Times

Man Ray portrayed the artists and writers of Paris in the 1920s and ’30s as indelibly as Nadar did their 19th-century predecessors.

From New York Times

But Nadar, when he memorialized France’s literary titan in 1885, was himself a venerable Paris institution, while Man Ray, who rushed to Proust’s apartment in 1922 at the bidding of Jean Cocteau, was an American who spoke terrible French and had been living in Paris for little over a year.

From New York Times

Indeed, Man Ray’s deathbed photograph of Marcel Proust makes a fitting bookend to Nadar’s of Victor Hugo.

From New York Times