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Arnold, H. J. P.

Never mind photography - how about the historiography? In: Hallett, Michael (ed.): Rewriting photographic history. A one day conference to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the first public announcement of the invention of photography 1839-1989.

Konferenzbericht, Birmingham, Birmingham Polytechnic, 29.09.1989.
Ort   Birmingham
Verlag   The Article Press
Jahr   1990
Einband   stapled
Illustration, Ausstattung   -
Medium   Konferenzbeitrag
ISBN / ISSN   1-873352-00-X
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The author opposes Gernsheim’s historiographic approach towards Talbot, Daguerre et al., and suggests the term “imaging” for modern picture producing methods.
Photographie England Photographiegeschichte 19. Jahrh. Theorie und Kritik 
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