The National Stereoscopic Association's Sessions on the History of Stereoscopic Photography are a conference-within-a-conference presenting international scholarship on the history of stereoscopic photography. The online presentations are free to the public.
The Sessions on the History of Stereoscopic Photography at the 47th Annual 3D-Con will feature the following presenters:
Friday, August 13th / Session 1 — 7:30-9:20 AM PDT / 1530 -1720 (BST) / 1630-1820 (CET)
What did the Victorians See in the Stereoscope
Dr. Denis Pellerin, London Stereoscopic Society
A Victorian Visionary: The Untold Story of William England
Dr. Gerlind-Anicia Lorch, Independent Scholar
Excavating Views: "He Looks so Royal and Confident"
Dr. Neal Sobania, Pacific Lutheran University
From Stereoscopes to Reenactment: Visual Immersive Representations of the South African "Anglo Boer" War (1899-1902)
Mr. Santos Z. Roman. University of California, Riverside
Minstrelsy, Blackface, and Racialized Performance in Nineteenth-Century Stereoviews
Dr. Melody Davis, Russell Sage College
Session 2 — 9:35-11:00 AM PDT / 1735-1900 (BST) / 1835-2000 (CET)
Connecting the "Dots": Sears Roebuck’s Stereographs in Context
Dr. Leigh Gleason, UCR-Arts, University of California, Riverside
Selective Ignorance: (Un)Comfortable Visions of America in View-Master™ Stereographs
Prof. Patrick Alan Luber, University of North Dakota
Navigating the Atlantic — in 3D! Digitizing Domino Danzero’s Original 1900-1901 Stereograph Cards at Missouri State University
Ms. Shannon Mawhiney, Ms. Leslie James and Ms. Hannah Fuller, Missouri State University Library
The "Outlander Effect"
Dr. Peter Blair, Independent Scholar
Introduction to SuDagraphy and the Single Image Stereoscopic Auto‐Pseudographs
Ms. Ilicia Benoit
For full details and to book see: https://www.3d-con.com/history.php
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