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880880 MACH, ERNST just as the object was passing through the experimental space or Schlieren Head. Beginning in 1884 Ernst Mach ...

881881 MACPHERSON, ROBERT when new theories about the properties and composi- tion of sub-atomic particles have revived interest ...

882 favour of photography by the early 1850s, although it is very likely that he had already begun to take photographs using the ...

883 of Edinburgh in 1856. His residency in Rome made it desirable to employ agents or other representatives including William Ra ...

884 Further Reading Martin Bailey, ”The Discovery of Michaelangelo’s Entomb- ment: the rescuing of a Masterpiece” in Apollo, Oct ...

885 more sensitive. This included warming the emulsion in a neutral medium for a few days at 32 degrees cen- tigrade. Later, Ben ...

886 hundred, Maes opened negotiations to acquire the rights, but was unable to reach agreement. Maes set about “reinventing” the ...

887 MALACRIDA, JULES (active 1840s–1890s) French optician and photographer Malacrida’s date and place of birth remain unknown su ...

888 of Chemistry, the Royal Polytechnic Institution and the London Institution. He was a member of the Chemical Society and an a ...

889 MARCONI, GAUDENZIO (1842–1885) Photographer Gaudenzio Marconi (who appears in many writings under the fi rst name, Guglielmo ...

890 stamp “Photographe des Beaux-Arts—Marconi—Place Gd Sablon 19—Bruxelles” on the back, as well as two standing portraits of th ...

891 distant and known intervals within a single tracing. He used a single glass plate in a single camera. Behind the camera’s le ...

892 century, by the experience of the newly industrialized workplace, and by new technologies—the telephone, telegraph, automobi ...

893 fancy goods fi rm with outlets in both London and Paris. The French base of the fi rm was connected to Auguste Marion, who p ...

894 in 1885. The albums of Marion and Company even attracted the attention of Punch in its edition of 24 December 1881: In ackno ...

895 A number of them allowed a purely photographic inter- pretation of forms and matters, and illustrate a work of lights and co ...

896 [Towards Modernity. 19th Century in the Liège District], Liège: Université de Liège/ Les Musées de Liège, 2001. ——, Gustave ...

897 commercially produced stereoscopic daguerreotypes, ambrotypes, and glass diapositives of the displays were available for sal ...

898 Britain. To mark her fourteenth wedding anniversary in early 1854, she and Albert posed before Roger Fenton’s camera as if t ...

899 MARTIN, JOSIAH (1843–1916) English-born author and publisher Josiah Martin (1843–1916) commands high respect and a special p ...