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Book# 18015

Stapp, William F.

Robert Cornelius: Portraits from the dawn of photography. Contributing authors: Marian C. Carson, M. Susan Barger.

Ausstellungskatalog, Washington, DC., National Portrait Gallery, 20.10.1983-22.01.1984.
Ort   Washington, DC
Verlag   published for the National Portrait Gallery by Smithsonian Institution Press
Jahr   1983
Einband   pb.
Illustration, Ausstattung   ill.
Medium   Buch
ISBN / ISSN   -

 

Text engl.
Cat. Literature on Photography, no. 54. New York: Fred & Elizabeth Pajerski, [March 2000]: 45.00 $.
Photographie USA 19. Jahrh. Monographie Daguerreotypie Barger, Susan M. Cornelius, Robert Carson, Marian C. 
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