Introduction: Photography and abstraction

John Beck · David Cunningham

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After explaining the technical processes involved in making daguerreotypes, stereoscopes, and photographs to his readers in The Atlantic in 1859, Oliver Wendell Holmes allowed himself the liberty o...

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