- development.
Although the
daguerreotype process could only
produce a
single image at a time,
copies could be
created by re-
daguerreotyping the original. As with...
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Daguerréotypes is a 1976
French do****entary by Agnès Varda. It
features vignettes of life in Rue
Daguerre - a
street in Paris,
where the
filmmaker lived...
- The Kynžvart
Daguerreotype (Czech: Kynžvartská daguerrotypie) or
Still Life with
Jupiter Tonans is an
early daguerreotype made in 1839 by
Louis Daguerre...
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artist and photographer,
recognized for his
invention of the
eponymous daguerreotype process of photography. He
became known as one of the
fathers of photography...
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American photographer and
pioneer in the
history of photography. His
daguerreotype self-portrait
taken in 1839 is
generally accepted as the
first known...
- on to
develop the
daguerreotype process, the
first publicly announced and
commercially viable photographic process. The
daguerreotype required only minutes...
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camera obscura through many
generations of
photographic technology –
daguerreotypes, calotypes, dry plates, film – to the
modern day with
digital cameras...
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being the earliest-born
person ever
photographed while alive, when his
daguerreotype was
taken in 1851. He was also the last
enslaved person to be manumitted...
- made in 1838 (or
possibly 1837), and is one of the
earliest surviving daguerreotype plates produced by
Louis Daguerre.
Although the
image seems to be of...
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French Academy of Sciences.
Unlike earlier photograph methods, his
daguerreotypes had
stunning quality and did not fade with time.
Artists adopted the...
