Salt and silver

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Anyone near new haven should go see SILVER AND SALT.. pictures on loan from Uk
Yale center for British art
Britishart.yale.edu
 

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There's a wonderful book, "Salt & Silver, Early Photography 1840-1860," published by the Wilson Center for Photography in 1915 for an exhibition at Tate Britain. I wonder if this show is related. Great stuff. I love it.​
 
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Peter Schrager

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Arthurwg said:
There's a wonderful book, "Salt & Silver, Early Photography 1840-1860," published by the Wilson Center for Photography in 1915 for an exhibition at Tate Britain. I wonder if this show is related. Great stuff. I love it.​
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Book is on sale in the bookstore
 

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Arthurwg said:
There's a wonderful book, "Salt & Silver, Early Photography 1840-1860," published by the Wilson Center for Photography in 1915 for an exhibition at Tate Britain. I wonder if this show is related. Great stuff. I love it.​
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Don’t you mean 2015? I searched google hoping to find and download an old book but only found this (and related):

https://www.tate.org.uk/whats-on/tate-britain/exhibition/salt-and-silver-early-photography-1840-1860

https://britishart.yale.edu/exhibitions/salt-and-silver-early-photography-1840-1860

Looks like a really great exhibit!
 
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NedL said:
I would love to see Linnaeus Tripe prints in person. Although that's a long trip for me...
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I was channeling you NED!! you would have enjoyed it and if I was not on Mark Osterman's facebook page I would not have known about it
there is also a link to a discussion group with Mark and several curators on the museum website.
 
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