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British Masters of the Albumen Print: A Selection of Mid-Nineteenth Century Victorian Photography

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British Masters of the Albumen Print: A Selection of Mid-Nineteenth Century Victorian Photography - International Museum of Photography at George Eastman House, and Sobieszek, Robert A (Compiled by)
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The most commonly used printing paper for photographic images during the nineteenth century was based on a prosaic medium egg whites. The earlier salt paper print and calotype negative, while satisfying the need for inexpensive and multiplicable pictures, failed to yield precise detail. The collodion process increased image resolution on the negative, but the need for a smooth paper on which to print the finely detailed negatives became apparent. The answer came in 1850 when Louis Desire Blanquart-Evrard revealed his ...

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British Masters of the Albumen Print: A Selection of Mid-Nineteenth Century Victorian Photography 1976, University of Chicago Press, Chicago, IL

ISBN-13: 9780226691718

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