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A description of this short-lived but important British magazine is given in History of Photography, An international quarterly, ca. 1997 (check!).

A description of this short-lived but important British magazine is given in History of Photography, An international quarterly, ca. 1997 (check!).

A description of this short-lived but important British magazine is given in History of Photography, An international quarterly, ca. 1997 (check!).

This issue incl. a reproduction from Heinrich Schliemann’s Atlas Trojanischer Alterthümer. Also incl. daguerreotype reproductions. - A description of this short-lived but important British magazine is given in History of Photography, An international quarterly, ca. 1997 (check!).

Incl. a members’ portfolio of the Visual Dialogue Foundation, and a short introduction on William Notman’s Canadian work by Beaumont Newhall. - A description of this short-lived but important British magazine is given in History of Photography, An international quarterly, ca. 1997 (check!).

A description of this short-lived but important British magazine is given in History of Photography, An international quarterly, ca. 1997 (check!).

A description of this short-lived but important British magazine is given in History of Photography, An international quarterly, ca. 1997 (check!).

A description of this short-lived but important British magazine is given in History of Photography, An international quarterly, ca. 1997 (check!).

Incl. a portfolio from the RPS collection, incl.portrait of Frederick H. Evans taken by G. B. Shaw. There is also an article by George Tice on „The lost art of platinum printing“. - A description of this short-lived but important British magazine is given in History of Photography, An international quarterly, ca. 1997 (check!).

Originally published by the San Francisco Museum of Art in August 1963; revised for Album October 1970.

In this, another collection of Jay’s amusing and learned essays, are to be found many noteworthy though not necessarily photographic claims, such as: „I believe that most society’s ills would be solved by mandatory after-lunch naps“.