The Photography of the Visual Arts, 1839-188: Part III

Part 3 of a 4 part article on the history of photographing
visual arts and related commercial activities - restricted
mainly to Great Britain. For abstracts of the foregoing 2
articles see P. magazine nr. 37, Fotodok abstracts 024 and 025.
This part concentrates on the use of the calotype process for
illustrating books and the succesive developments of the
'photolithographic processes', as heliogravure,
photogalvanography, and photogravure.
Birbeck College, University of London, GB


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