An edition of The process of calotype photogenic drawing (1841)

The process of calotype photogenic drawing

communicated to the Royal Society, June 10th, 1841

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The process of calotype photogenic drawing
William Henry Fox Talbot
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The process of calotype photogenic drawing

communicated to the Royal Society, June 10th, 1841

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Printed by J.L. Cox & Sons
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Calotype, Photography, Early works to 1850

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The process of calotype photogenic drawing: communicated to the Royal Society, June 10th, 1841
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"The present sheet is a reprint of [Talbot's] first memoir on the subject, presented to the Royal Society in 1841"--P. [1].

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Gernsheim, H. Incunabula of British photograph literature, 655.

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4 p.

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OL45027956M
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40527200

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