The Silkworm and the Fly in 'Actinographic' Prints by Nicolaas Henneman
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Copy number Shelfmark Shelf mark R072700 Ned. Fotomuseum Ned. fotomuseum
TitleThe Silkworm and the Fly in 'Actinographic' Prints by Nicolaas
Henneman
Author
Edition[nummer] 2
[jaargang] XIII
[tijdschrift; titel] HISTORY OF PHOTOGRAPHY
[tijdschrift; maand] April-June
[tijdschrift; pagina] 133
Photographer
Iconographic keywords
Year of publication1989
Materialartikel
Document TypeArticle
SubjectAlbumine afdrukken, Geschiedenis van de fotografie, Microscoopfotografie, Foto als illustratie, Quarterly Journal of Microscopical Sciences, wetenschappelijk tijdschrift, Wetenschappelijke fotografie
Abstract
The first use of photography as a multiple printing technique
appeared in a scientific journal: The Quarterly Journal of
Microscopical Sciences, whose April 1953 issue contained
pasted-in albumen prints of microscopic images of a fly and
silkworm, magnified some 100 times. The photographs were taken
by J. Delves and multiple printing was done by Nicolaas
Henneman, then at Regent Street. The accompanying article ""On
the Application of Photography to the representation of
Microscopic Objects'', written by J. Delves, G. Shadbolt and S.
Highley described the photographing of microscopic subjects by
artificial light.
appeared in a scientific journal: The Quarterly Journal of
Microscopical Sciences, whose April 1953 issue contained
pasted-in albumen prints of microscopic images of a fly and
silkworm, magnified some 100 times. The photographs were taken
by J. Delves and multiple printing was done by Nicolaas
Henneman, then at Regent Street. The accompanying article ""On
the Application of Photography to the representation of
Microscopic Objects'', written by J. Delves, G. Shadbolt and S.
Highley described the photographing of microscopic subjects by
artificial light.
| Copy number | R072700 |
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| Shelf mark | Ned. fotomuseum |