Fine Arts. Photography.

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Title

Fine Arts. Photography.

Description

This magazine article describes the way that the technological advancements made in photography by both Daguerre and Fox Talbot have allowed for the use of photographic images in various works, including periodicals. An account of Talbot’s experimental work is given to illustrate the concepts and fascination regarding them in being able to produce greater perfection and precision in capturing images. The capacity of photography to grasp the scope of details held within a certain area is considered to have surpassed the abilities of art, and further photographic creations are signified to be produced as a result of this.

Creator

Unknown

Source

New York Public Library, 19th Century UK Periodicals (Series I & II)

Publisher

London: John Bull Press, Ltd.

Date

August 15, 1851

Rights

Cambridge University Library

Format

Octavo, 1 page

Type

Magazine article

Files

Fine Arts Photography.PDF

Citation

Unknown, “Fine Arts. Photography.,” Manhattan College Omeka , accessed November 21, 2024, https://omeka-pilot.manhattan.edu/items/show/267.

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