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Harding, Colin

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Archive. National Museum of Photography Film & [and] Television. February 2004. [Preface Tony Sweeney. - Russell Roberts: Taking stock. Jane Fletcher: Treasures. Patrick Henry: Luc Delahaye, photographs. Colin Harding: Photographing war. Mark Durden: Evidence & excess. Gilles Peress and James Nachtwey. Carol Mavor: Photographs are fairyish. Marina Warner: In the minds eye. Thought-pictures and etheral presences in the photography of Julia Margaret Cameron (1815-79). Biographies and forthcoming exhibitions].
National Museum of Photography Film & [and] Television (NMPFT).
Archive; February 2004.
Bradford
National Museum of Photography Film & [and] Television.
2004
34 p.
stapled
b&w and color ill.
Zeitschrift, Einzelheft
Fletecher’s text is on an early Jersey calotypist, William Collie, whose portrait work was presented in an RPS-owned album. The RPS collection has been taken over by the NMPFT in 2003. - Mavor’s essay is on the Cottingley fairies, a childrens’ hoax taken for true by many spiritistically inclined adults including Sir Arthur Conan Doyle around 1917 and after.
The pencil of nature. Introduction by Colin Harding.
Chicago, IL, London/ Bradford
KWS Publishers in association with National Media Museum
2011
xliv, 150 p.
ill. (some col.), ports.
Buch
9780981773667
@Amazon
Text engl. Includes bibliographical references. - Other edition: Dt. Ausgabe: München: Hirmer 2016.
The pencil of nature. Introduction by Colin Harding.
München
Hirmer
2016
xliv, 150 p.
geb.
ill. (some col.), ports.
Buch
Text dt. Includes bibliographical references. - Other edition: Engl. ed.: Chicago, IL, London/ Bradford: KWS Publishers in association with National Media Museum 2011. - See book review by Andrea Gnam: Spannend wie eine Detektivgeschichte. Das erste Buch zur Fotografie im Jahr 1844.“ In: Photonews (Hamburg), Nr. 6, 2016, S. 30.
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