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illustrating how photography allowed ordinary working-class citizens to document their own families and establish a visual legacy for the first time
Lartigue was a highly aware participant in a booming
which established the negative-to-positive workflow that allowed for multiple reproductions
to find the extraordinary in the ordinary
Hamel, Joseph. Niepce, Daguerre, or Talbot? or The Quest of Joseph Hamel to Find the Real Inventor of Photography by Serge Plantureux. Signed Copy illustrating how photography allowed ordinaryVenti 3, 2004. Small format, illustrated boards, 48 pages. 1st ed. in English, revised from 2003 French edition. [Hamel was a Russian scientist of German parentage who met both Talbot and Daguerre and sent reports back to Russia. Includes bibliography.] Like new. Summary: iepce, Daguerre, or Talbot? or The Quest of Joseph Hamel to Find the Real Inventor of Photography is a highly illustrated historical monograph written by antiquarian photography