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Tet Arnold von Borsig. Vom Firmenerben zum „glücklichen Fotografen.“ Hg. vom Sprengel Museum Hannover. Mit Beiträgen von Natascha Pohlmann, Costanza Caraffa, Ute Dercks und Inka Schube.
Ausstellungskatalog, Hannover, Sprengel Museum, 03.10.2010-30.01.2011.
Hannover
Sprengel Museum
2010
142 S.
geb.
zahlreiche sw und einige Farbabb.
Katalog
978-3-89169-217-2
@Amazon
Text dt. - Enthält Bildserien zu Italien (bes. Toscana, Sardinien), Moskau, Berlin, Salzburg, New York. Enthält ferner Abbildungen von Autochrome-Glasplatten aus der Hand von Ernst von Borsig. - Die S. 130-131 sind nicht bedruckt.
Stiegel Glass. Illustrated with 12 plates in color from autochromes by J. B. Kerfoot and with one-hundred-and-fifty nine [159] plates in half-tone.
Boston. New York/ Cambridge
Houghton Mifflin Company/ The Riverside Press
1914
first limited edition of 420 signed copies
pp. xvi, 272
half-leather
12 color and 159 bw photographs
Buch, Firmenschrift
Text engl. - Illustrated plates, tan buckram boards with gilt lettering on spine, gilt lettering and green and white picture of a pitcher stamped on upper panel, signed on the limitation page by Hunter. J.B. Kerfoot was an antiques photographer, illustrator and writer. The autochrome, invented by the Lumiere brothers, was one of the earliest forms of color photography, and among its best. Kerfoot's work here is a beautiful case in point. Henry Stiegel was a German immigrant to Lancaster County, Pa., who produced fine glassware for about 10 years in the colonial era. (maximumservice845, Warwick NY 04.08.2016).
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