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940 ebrated communication device, Morse spent his later years on his estate, Locust Grove, on the Hudson River. On 2 April 1872, ...

941 poses, the subject assuming the key positions of the ac- tion being represented. Since stereoscopic photography was the late ...

942 on fl ight. Marey continued with chronophotography, devising large single-lens cameras using wheels or discs with images set ...

943 Edison’s latest wonder was also to have appeared at the Chicago World’s Fair, but wasn’t ready in time. From 1888 his assist ...

944 while lecturing, his 1892 multi-slide projector featured revolving lenses, but was not successful. A later projec- tor used ...

945 Chronophotography; Dickson, William Kennedy- Laurie, Donisthorpe, Wordsworth, Duboscq, Louis Jules, Friese-Greene, William; ...

946 daguerreotypes. In addition, Moulin offered for sale portraits, genre subjects, and pictures of scenic views and monuments. ...

947 See also: Africa, North; Genre; Nudes; Orientalism; and Stereoscopy. Further Reading Aubénas, Sylvie, L’Art du nu au XIXe si ...

948 In a letter to the editor of the Photographic and Fine- Art Journal (v. 8, 1855, 124), Carvalho provided some details of his ...

949 General of Canada, Edouard Deville (1849–1924), is recognized as being the fi rst to use photogrammetry (photographic survey ...

950 Himalayas between 1863 and 1866. Bourne published accounts of his adventures in the British Journal of Photography. Like Car ...

951 New York: Derby & Jackson, 1857. Digital facsimile of the 1859 edition available at “Making of America” (http://moa. umd ...

952 than not, artistic and family pictures, and those for private use were framed, while applied photographs for illustrated rep ...

953 and expensive photographs. These specifi c forms of installation were miniature Colloido-Chloride, Print- ing-Out Process, I ...

954 like heraldic symbols and traditional place-fi lling mo- tives in a style typical of the era and applied illustrative elemen ...

955 the Ferrotype plates made in photograph booths of the slot automate named “Bosco automat” (Conrad Bernitt, Hamburg, 1895; Bu ...

956 Kincses Károly, Hogyan (ne) bánjunk (el) régi fényképeinkkel? Magyar Fotográfi ai Múzeum, 2000. Marcel Safi er, “The Gem &am ...

957 as one of the earliest uses of photography in support of such a legal action. They are preserved in an album in the collecti ...

958 See also: Art Treasures Exhibition (Manchester, 1857); Bedford, Francis; Rejlander, Oscar Gustav; Robinson, Henry Peach; Sil ...

959 grapher, in July 1861. Ironically, it would bring Mulock the recognition he longed for, but only in Brazil. The pictures in ...