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Located In Rochester, New York, George Eastman House Is One Of The World's Premier Institutions For The Study, Exhibition, And Preservation Of Photography. Opened In 1949 In The Home Of George Eastman, Founder Of Eastman Kodak Company, Eastman House Was The First Museum In The United States Dedicated To Photography And Motion Pictures. This Publication Offers An Insider's View Into The Depth And Scope Of The Photography Collection, Tracing Photography's Rich History From Its Distant Origins To Modern Digital Imaging. -- Book Jacket. Foreword / Anthony Bannon -- The Collections At George Eastman House / Marianne Fulton -- A Legacy In The Making / Therese Mulligan -- The Blind Man's Elephant / David Wooters -- All Things Under The Sun (daguerre And The Daguerreotype -- Southworth And Hawes -- Talbot And The Paper Negative -- Hill And Adamson -- The Calotype In France) -- An Even Greater Measure (italy -- Rome -- Italy -- Pompeii -- Italy -- Florence -- Italy -- Venice -- The Middle East -- Egypt -- The Middle East -- Palestine And Syria, Baalbek, Palmyra, Jerusalem -- The Middle East -- Turkey -- India -- The Far East -- Japan -- The Far East -- China -- The Americas -- The American

Author
[editors, Therese Mulligan and David Wooters; authors, William S. Johnson, Mark Rice, Carla Williams]
Publisher
Benedikt Taschen
Published
2000
Language
EN
ISBN
9783822870730
Subjects
Photography, History, Arts
Rating
4.1 / 5 (5 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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