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The poor man's picture gallery : stereoscopy versus paintings in the Victorian era : an exploration of the connection between stereo cards and paintings, and other popular Victorian media

Pellerin, Denis2014

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Summary

This title contains high-definition printed reproductions of well-known Victorian paintings in the Tate Gallery, and compares them with related stero-cards.

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Main title:

The poor man's picture gallery : stereoscopy versus paintings in the Victorian era : an exploration of the connection between stereo cards and paintings, and other popular Victorian media / Denis Pellerin and Brian May.

Author:

Pellerin, Denis, authorMay, Brian, 1947-, authorTate Gallery, host institution

Imprint:

London : London Stereoscopic Company, 2014.

Collation:

208 pages : illustrations (black and white, and colour) ; 32 cm + 1 OWL stereoscope

Notes:

In slip case.Includes 15 paintings in the possession of the Tate Britain Art Gallery, specially exhibited along with the corresponding stereo cards for a six-month period, beginning October 2014.Includes bibliographical references and index.

ISBN:

9780957424616 (hbk)

Dewey class:

778.40903778.409034

LC class:

TR780

Language:

English

Subject:

Photography, Stereoscopic -- History -- 19th century -- ExhibitionsPainting, English -- 19th century -- ExhibitionsArt, English -- Reproduction -- ExhibitionsPhotography

BRN:

2061562