Were there color pictures in 1912?

Answer 1

Yes, there were methods of making color photographs and color prints in 1912. One of the best known of the early color photo processes was the Autochrome, which used red, green, and blue colored starch grains placed directly on the film emulsion to serve as color filters. The plates were processed to reversal, and produced very fine color. The Autochrome process was introduced in 1907 with the availability of good panchromatic plates, and was the first color photographic process to achieve widespread use.