British masters of the albumen print : a selection of mid-nineteenth century Victorian photography /
The most commonly used printing paper for photographic images during the nineteenth century was based on a prosaic medium--egg whites. The earlier salt paper print and calotype negative, while satisfying the need for inexpensive and multiplicable pictures, failed to yield precise detail. The collodi...
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Chicago :
University of Chicago Press,
c1976
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no. 9. |
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