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Napoleon Saronys Living Pictures The Celebrity Photograph In Gilded Age New York Erin Pauwels

Name: Napoleon Saronys Living Pictures The Celebrity Photograph In Gilded Age New York Erin Pauwels
SKU: BELL-56856946
Price: 31.00 USD
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Napoleon Saronys Living Pictures The Celebrity Photograph In Gilded Age New York Erin Pauwels instant download after payment.

Publisher: The Pennsylvania Stater University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 6.1 MB

Author: Erin Pauwels;

ISBN: 9780271095066, 0271095067

Language: English

Year: 2023

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Napoleon Saronys Living Pictures The Celebrity Photograph In Gilded Age New York Erin Pauwels by Erin Pauwels; 9780271095066, 0271095067 instant download after payment.

The name Napoleon Sarony is easy to remember once you have learned it. After you do, you realize how frequently it appears in connection with photographs and prints made in the United States during the late nineteenth century. I first encountered “Sarony” printed in florid cursive letters on the lower margin of a cabinet card in the archives of Culver Pictures in New York City. It was during a time in my life when I only dimly imagined writing a book or becoming an art historian, so I had no expec- tation that I would come to spend so much time thinking about the artist behind the name and all the reasons he had become unfamiliar.