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Advertisement of J. Déiré England’s dry plates, 1884
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photo Felice Beato Until the mid-20th century, the majority of photography was monochrome (black and white), as was first exemplified ... -
An ambrotype is a weak negative image on glass rendered positive by the addition of a dark background. Frederick Scott Archer, an Engl... -
Silver is a common component of most historical photographic processes. Silver mirroring is a natural deterioration, inherent within silver-... -
!click the title! The mid-nineteenth century saw the simultaneous birth of couture, photography, and modern art. For women of the Italia... -
Daguerreotypes, ambrotypes and early tintypes were usually sold in small folding cases. The cases were designed to keep the fragile surfaces...
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"When he died, 89 glass-plate negatives were found in his desk showing prostitutes taken in around 1912 in ‘Storyville‘ the red ...
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