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Book# 4476

[Anon.]

Das Breyerotyp.

Ort   Leipzig

 

Text dt. - Kurzer Artikel, nach dem ein aus Berlin gebürtiger, in Lüttich lebender Herr Breyer der belgischen Akademie zu Brüssel bereits fünf Tage vor Aragos öffentlicher Beschreibung der Daguerreotypie ein photographisches Verfahren auf Papier beschrieben haben soll.
Belgien 19. Jahrh. Kalotypie Photographie, Erfindung 
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