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First of all I apologize for my bad English.I get in touch with this forum because recently I found two albumen prints that have no description, no photographer’s name, and I’d like the members will…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Roberto Caccialanza Jul 3, 2018.
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I’m proud to inform you that a new biographic study has been published: "Stefano Lecchi pupil of Daguerre: the latest revelations" (texts in English, French and Italian).
Following detailed research in an international context, the author of…
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In Italy the phrase “Photographic double ground - Crozat System - Patented” is well known by professionals as well as by vintage and historycal photography lovers. Indeed, it is stamped on the back of hundreds of cartes de visite produced in Italy between the second half of the 1860s and the early Seventies. Nevertheless, the information about the procedure as well as the biography of its inventor have hardly been…
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The 'Crozat's Photographic System' in Ireland and in the UK,1864-1871. Irish and/or British researchers of the history of photography and collectors who want to share information about the spread of the 'Crozat's System' in Ireland and in the UK and/or photographs made with…
Posted on January 9, 2017 at 12:30 — 1 Comment
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