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Carbon Process
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Janine P Freeston Apr 16.
NORTH EAST DAGUERREOTYPISTS AND DAGUERREOTYPES
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Geoffrey Batchen Sep 23, 2012.
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Paul Cordes replied to Paul Cordes's discussion Carbon Process"Hello Brian,
Many thanks, I have contacted Mr. King and await a reply.
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"If you look on Terry Kings webpage,you will see he is running a Carbon Process workshop in May at his studio in Richmond."
Paul Cordes replied to Paul Cordes's discussion Carbon Process"The Swan book is the property of the Literary and Philosophical Society Library. I could send some images if that is a help.
Does your research involve Autochrome and the 3 colour process?
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Janine P Freeston replied to Paul Cordes's discussion Carbon Process"I would be really fascinated to see the copy On The Production of Photographs in Pigments. Swan's Process from 1867. It is a bit early for my present research but extremely relevant non the less as I am looking at colour in the…"
Paul Cordes replied to Paul Cordes's discussion Carbon Process"Hello Janine,
Thanks for your reply. I will be visiting London soon and hope to make a visit to the print Museum.
We are planning an exhibition in memory of Joseph Swan, he made great advances in perfecting carbon printing.
Ideally, we would like to…"
Janine P Freeston replied to Paul Cordes's discussion Carbon Process"Have you looked at the St Brides Print Museum off Fleet street? I know that they have some of the Autotype archives and if I remember correctly there was some correspondence that may be useful. I would be very interested to learn more about…"
Paul Cordes commented on Paul Cordes's photo
Tynemouth Priory
"No, it`s taken from the bank leading down to the Haven beach.
The layout has changed . Most of the buildings on the left are long gone. But maybe you are picturing the outer main gate and entrance. This picture shows the buildings inside…"
Paul Cordes commented on Paul Cordes's photoTynemouth Priory
"No, it`s definitely the Priory. The gravestones are still there and they are to the right and rear of the building.
There are 2 or 3 Northumbrian Kings buried in the cemetary.
I have some other photos of the ruin and they are identical. This image…"
Geoff Lowe commented on Paul Cordes's photoTynemouth Priory
"Hi! Paul, This looks quite early, 1860s I should think. Bit cold at Tynemouth recently! Regards, Geoff Lowe."
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Tynemouth Priory
A 12th Century Priory in North East England used as a military battery in the 19th Century.
Geoffrey Batchen replied to Paul Cordes's discussion NORTH EAST DAGUERREOTYPISTS AND DAGUERREOTYPES"On Jane Wigley, see John Werge, The Evolution of Photography (London: Piper and Carter, June 1890), 30."
Michael Hocken replied to Paul Cordes's discussion NORTH EAST DAGUERREOTYPISTS AND DAGUERREOTYPES"Marcel,
The cartedevisite.co.uk website itself carefully and accurately describes its coverage as being "Great Britain and Ireland", and for the purposes of historical and political accuracy, it would probably be best to leave it at…"
Paul Cordes replied to Paul Cordes's discussion NORTH EAST DAGUERREOTYPISTS AND DAGUERREOTYPES"Hello Robert,
Thanks for the suggestions.
We have searched most local newspapers and come up with some interesting details but not much on actual Daguerreotype photographers at present.We will continue the search.
Regards
Paul
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- At 19:54 on December 29, 2011, Geoff Lowe said…
Hi! Paul I have nearly finished cataloging my collection, so well let you see it as soon as possible.
Are you going to Holiday Inn on February the 26th? Cheers,Geof
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