发明摄影 威廉·亨利·福克斯·塔尔博特 摄影史 艺术画集 英文原版 Inventing Photography: William Henry Fox Talbot in the Bodleian Library

基本信息

出版社 ? : ? Bodleian Library (2023年 5月 18日)

出版日期 ? : ? 2023年 5月 18日

语言 ? : ? 英语

精装 ? : ? 189页

ISBN-10 ? : ? 1851245960

ISBN-13 ? : ? 978-1851245963

尺寸 ? : ? 23.5 x 2.03 x 26.04 cm

页面参数仅供参考，具体以实物为准

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对创新摄影师威廉-亨利-福克斯-塔尔博特档案的深入了解令人信服。

威廉-亨利-福克斯-塔尔博特如今被誉为英国摄影术的发明者。他在 19 世纪 30 年代进行了早期的摄影实验，并于 1839 年 1 月公布了他的感光绘画工艺的细节。在 19 世纪 40 年代和 50 年代，他不断对摄影媒介进行重要创新。

本卷利用博德雷恩图书馆的档案资料，包括塔尔博特赠送给妹妹霍拉蒂亚-费尔丁的三本画册，以及他的插图书籍《苏格兰的太阳画》和《自然的铅笔》，展示了塔尔博特如何不断对摄影进行新的发明。书中精选的 80 幅全页插图对塔尔博特的作品进行了主题性的梳理，再现了记录他的旅行、住所和家庭的图片，以及他对科学、文学和古代语言等知识领域的兴趣。

图文并茂的导言将塔尔博特的作品置于现代化的英国以及他自己的社会和知识环境中，并探讨了竞争激烈的达盖尔摄影工艺如何促使塔尔博特改进自己的技术，并为纸质照片寻找新的功能和用途。这些令人回味的精选作品是塔尔博特不断追求摄影新进展的见证，为我们了解这位意志坚定、极富创造力的摄影师的档案提供了一个窗口。

A compelling look into the archives of the innovative photographer, William Henry Fox Talbot.

William Henry Fox Talbot is celebrated today as the English inventor of photography. He first made early photographic experiments in the 1830s and released the details of his photogenic drawing process in January 1839. He continued to introduce important innovations to the medium in the 1840s and 1850s.

Drawing on archival material in the Bodleian Library, including three albums given by Talbot to his sister, Horatia Feilding, and his illustrated books, Sun Pictures in Scotland and The Pencil of Nature, this volume shows how Talbot was continually inventing photography anew. A selection of eighty full-page plates provides a thematic survey of Talbot’s work, reproducing images that document his travels, his home, and his family, as well as his intellectual interests, from science to literature to ancient languages.

An illustrated introduction places Talbot’s work within the context of a modernizing Britain, as well as within his own social and intellectual milieu, and explores how the competing daguerreotype process spurred Talbot to improve his own techniques and seek new functions and uses for paper-based photographs. This evocative selection is a testament to Talbot’s constant quest for new photographic advances, offering a window into the archives of an extraordinarily determined and creative man.