A History of photography : social and cultural perspectives

Jean-Claude Lemagny · André Rouillé

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Handsomely designed, this volume chronicles for the general reader the development of an important aspect of modern culture--photography. 35 color, 11 duotone, and 178 black-and-white plates.

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