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Prescott, Gertrude Mae

Public and private vision: The photography of John Benjamin Dancer. In: Oliphant, Dave & Zigal, Thomas (ed.): Perspectives on photography.

Ort   Austin, Tx.
Verlag   Humanities Research Center, The University of Texas
Jahr   1982
Einband   OKt.
Illustration, Ausstattung   b&w photographs
Medium   Buchbeitrag
ISBN / ISSN   -

 

Photographie England Photographiegeschichte 19. Jahrh. Dancer, John Benjamin (1812-1887) 
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