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380 in Leclanche cells. He crimped the plate of the Daniel cell to double its own area, and he produced ozone in 1838 but failed ...

381 Joseph became director of the municipal gasworks. Pre- sumably educated locally at Jesuit college, Armand Dan- doy showed ea ...

382 was his documentation of the subterranean caverns at Han-sur-Lesse, a two week campaign in November 1876, resulting in thirt ...

383 ‘performing all the operations upon the plates which were formerly carried on in the dark now in a room lighted through the ...

384 DARLOT, ALPHONSE (1828–1895) French inventor and merchant Born on 3 September 1828 in Seignelay, France, Darlot served his a ...

385 Working under the infl uence of Hugh Welch Diamond, Browne believed photographic imagery could help di- agnose and document ...

386 of the well-known professional photographers of St. Petersburg. In 1862 he left Russia. In 1864 he opened a photographic stu ...

387 its efforts to teach its student, the school inadvertently produced an important reference collection of structural photogra ...

388 joined the Camera Club when it opened in November that year, becoming honorary secretary the following year. He fi rst exhib ...

389 Harker, Margaret, The Linked Ring: The Secession Movement in Photography 1892–1910, Heinemann, 1979. Obituaries: The British ...

390 of Wilde’s Salome, illustrated with Beardsley drawings (1894), and a journal, The Yellow Book (1894–1896), again illustrated ...

391 Day’s profi le in Boston, and in American art pho- tography circles, was high. In 1899, he worked with the wealthy Boston pa ...

392 Crump, James, Suffering the Ideal, Santa Fe, New Mexico: Twin Palms, 1995. Curtis, Verna Posever (ed.), F. Holland Day, spec ...

393 on glass, and subsequently Taupenot’s dry albumenized collodion process. He was one of the fi rst to use wet col- lodion pho ...

394 and photographer. In August 1859 he joined an expe- dition organized by Emmanuel-Guillaume Rey, under the aegis of the Minis ...

395 devised. It was less expensive to produce than the da- guerreotype, and had the added benefi t of providing a single glass n ...

396 Work” was devoted to de Meyer’s work with fourteen de Meyer photogravures. Among the images in that is- sue was an example o ...

397 phy”; Travels around the world, visiting Japan, China, India, and Ceylon. 1903—Buys English Pinkerton-Smith lens that produc ...

398 Turkey, Lebanon, Syria, Alep, Baalbek, Damas, Beirut, and Jerusalem near Palestine, and Cairo, Alexandria, Memphis, Thèbes, ...

399 Palapteryx ingens über dessen Restaurationund die davon angeferten Gypsabgusse; mit einigen Bemerkungenuber die Aufstellung ...