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The daguerreotype in America. In: McClure’s Magazine, November 1896. [Reprinted in:] Early American journal articles documenting the history of photography 1939-1987.

Ort   s. l.
Verlag   CafePress.com
Jahr   2004
Auflage   2nd ed.
Einband   sc.
Illustration, Ausstattung   incl. ill. reprint of title page
Medium   Anthologiebeitrag

 

Nebeneintrag.
Photographie USA Photographiegeschichte 19. Jahrh. Daguerreotypie 
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