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80 would be pertinent to impressionism; the relationship between psychology and aesthetic experience, and an awareness of the po ...

81 including salted paper (Lyonel Clark. Linked Ring), gum prints (Robert Demachy) and brush-developed platinum prints (Joseph T ...

82 Claudet, Antoine-François-Jean; Reade, Joseph Bancroft; Dallmeyer, John Henry & Thomas Ross; Emerson, Peter Henry; Helmho ...

83 not yet been enabled to examine an actual specimen.” Engravings of daguerreotypes had previously been reproduced in periodica ...

84 manufacturers began making special lamps from 1864 that would dispense magnesium ribbon using a clockwork mechanism. This sty ...

85 ARTISTS’ STUDIES In a paper read in London in 1863, Oscar Rejlander touched on his practice of photographing models in the po ...

86 such studies in the 1850s in collaboration with the painter Eugène Delacroix. During the Second Empire, professional photogra ...

87 against a dark ground are intriguing. Asser is seen in a crumpled jacket with the black stains of the chemicals on his fi nge ...

88 in monografi eën en thema-artikelen, Alphen aan den Rijn / Amsterdam, nr. 14 (1990). Boom, Mattie, ‘Keuze uit de aanwinsten. ...

89 a “better representation of the surface of the Moon than any drawing.” These results were considered modest to doubters. Even ...

90 a negligible part of the solar system, like the Moon, Sun, and at certain times, eclipses. In 1865 Rutherfurd was forced to r ...

91 remains, fi fty years after its publication, as a reference tool. During the same time, Lick created his own Atlas of the Moo ...

92 observant waiter, or a sleeping cat, all of which although inessential for his purposes augment the sense of the specifi c te ...

93 of the Photographic Society also encouraged the status of photography. They treated the medium as an art by critiquing the pi ...

94 Children was privy to the groundbreaking results of Talbot’s experiments in photogenic drawing almost from their fi rst annou ...

95 Anne Dixon [?–1864], she completed three presentation albums of cyanotype photograms: Cyanotypes of British and Foreign Ferns ...

96 exhibitions of the leading photographic societies. These events provided another opportunity for photographers to sell exampl ...

97 the Canadian Center for Architecture and the How- ard Gilman Foundation include rare treasures, which emanated directly from ...

98 Sydney, Goodman became an itinerant photographer. He travelled to Hobart Town, Van Diemen’s Land in August He soon discovere ...

99 sy”). Marketed as The Last of the Tasmanian Natives, Mary Ann, Truganini and Pinnanbothac were dressed in crinolines and Will ...