An edition of Speculating Daguerre
(2011)
Speculating Daguerre
art and enterprise in the work of L. J. M. Daguerre
by Stephen C. Pinson
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Speculating Daguerre: art and enterprise in the work of L. J. M. Daguerre
2011, London : The University of Chicago Press, London, University of Chicago Press
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0226669114 9780226669113
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Table of Contents
The reign of speculation
Operatic enterprises
The panorama effect
Lookers
Optical naturalism
Theatrical landscapes
The museum as laboratory
Nature's palette: fixed and modifiable views
An artist's "fortune"
1814-1825
1825-1830
1830-1839
Speculating Daguerre
Counterproof
Permanence
Monuments
A catalogue of works attributed to Daguerre
Works on paper
Paintings
Daguerreotypes
Appendix 1: Daguerre's addresses in Paris
Appendix 2: chronology
Appendix 3: a primer on the early history of photography..
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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