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“From today painting is dead”. The beginnings of photography. The Victoria & Albert Museum, 16 March - 14 May 1972. [Foreword Robin Campbell, Norbert Lynton. Text Tristram Powell, Asa Briggs, D. B. Thomas, Gail Buckland. Organized by Roy Strong, Charles Gibbs-Smith, Tristram Powell].

Ausstellungskatalog, London, The Victoria and Albert Museum, 16.03.-14.05.1972.
Ort   London
Verlag   Victoria & Albert Museum/ Arts Council of Great Britain
Jahr   1972
Einband   br.
Illustration, Ausstattung   50 whole page plates
Medium   Katalog
ISBN / ISSN   -

 

Antiq. Kat. Fotografie-Bücher Nr. 18. Reinbek: Punctum-Versandantiquariat 1999: 54.00 DM. - Cat. Literature on photography, no. 51. New York: F. & E. Pajerski 1999: 30.00 $. Antiq. cat. Fruchter, New York 1983: 35.00 $.
Photographie England Photographiegeschichte 19. Jahrh. Campbell, Robin Lyton, Norbert Powell, Tristram Briggs, Asa Thomas, D. B. Buckland, Gail Strong, Roy Gibbs-Smith, Charles 
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