Silver Image: Early British Photography at The Royal Photographic Society

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Silver Image: Early British Photography at The Royal Photographic Society

By: Nicholas James

Narrated by: Denise Kahn

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Pamela Roberts, curator of the Royal Photographic Society, Bath, gives an interview to Cv/VAR in 1994, which charts the development of photography from its primary innovation in the 1840s by Hill & Adamson, Fox Talbot, through Roger Fenton in the Crimea War, leading to Royal Patronage of Prince Albert and development of the society into the 20th century.

Nicholas JamesDenise KahnCv Publications

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