« The American Photographer of the Nineteenth Century: the Actor of a New Social Realism » - Manon Delestre
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17 décembre 2019
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Florian Metral, « « The American Photographer of the Nineteenth Century: the Actor of a New Social Realism » - Manon Delestre », Investigatio, ID : 10.58079/ra5z
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No less a historian than John Richard Green has called photography the greatest boon ever conferred on the common man in recent times. [1] 1. Louis Daguerre, Vue du Boulevard du Temple à Paris, 1838. Photography first emerged in France in 1839 with Isidore Niépce and Louis Daguerre. Soon afterwards, it was introduced in the United States of America. Many different artists contributed to the emergence of photography in America. Amongst them is Samuel Morse, “the artist, scientist, and inv...