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Victorian Giants: The Birth of Art Photography--Lewis Carroll, Julia Margaret Cameron, Oscar Rejlander and Clementina Hawarden The National Portrait Gallery, London, until May 20th
National Portrait Gallery is located at St Martin's Place, London. Opening hours daily 10.00–18.00; Thursdays and Fridays until 21.00. Last admission to the exhibition is one hour before…
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Eastern Ethnographic Wonders
A superb selection of 19th century images - from China, Japan, India, Pakistan, Korea, Indonesia, Borneo, Tibet and Australia. Many photographs of native people in traditional dress and undisturbed landscapes.
Notable…
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The Insider's Guide to Buying Photographs
Besides historical and aesthetic considerations, most photography collectors ultimately will face the real economic issue of both buying and selling images.
Few of us merely inherit a collection and then pass…
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