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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Photography, 19th century"”.

  1. The contribution of photography to Arctic expeditions 1851 to 1881

    The arrival of photography in 1839 opened up new methods of visually recording the natural world. Well-established methods of visually recording discoveries on expeditions were soon challenged by the accuracy of photography. However, this was not immediate, as limitations of the processes used made …

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  2. Virtual Nature: A practice-led enquiry into the relationship between painting and vernacular photography through the process of the painted monotype

    … the relationship between painting and vernacular photography through the process of painted monotypes. This project has developed from an ongoing fascination with the visual qualities of photography and what happens when you translate photographs into other material forms, such as painting. The …

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  3. Virtual Nature: A practice-led enquiry into the relationship between painting and vernacular photography through the process of the painted monotype

    … the relationship between painting and vernacular photography through the process of painted monotypes. This project has developed from an ongoing fascination with the visual qualities of photography and what happens when you translate photographs into other material forms, such as painting. The …

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