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269-page autobiographical memoir and photographic retrospective by renowned American photojournalist David Hume Kennerly
formative era of French photography (roughly 1850 to 1865)
contrasting traditional rural life with small-scale industrial mill towns and modern 21st-century demographic shifts
continuing her portraiture of prominent artists
as well as the creation of gas-filled flash tubes (such as the Heiland-Wilcox Strobo-Lite)
Hill and Adamson. David Octavius Hill 1802-1870 and Robert Adamson 1821-1848 by Katherine Michaelson. Untitled (Friends of Photography) 269-page autobiographical memoir and photographicCentenary Exhibition. Scottish Arts Council, 1970. Softcover with clear polyester jacket on which title is printed in white. 86 pages, 31 sepia plates, checklist with 335 exhibit items. Near fine with very short tear in polyester jacket at top of spine. Summary: Published in 1970 by the Scottish Arts Council, David Octavius Hill 18021870 and Robert Adamson 18211848 is an important exhibition catalog compiled and edited by photographic historian
