Eugène Cuvelier, Près le Bodmer (Close to the Bodmer Oak),, 1858 (ca), Albumen print, from paper negative, LACMA: Los Angeles County Museum of Art, The Marjorie and Leonard Vernon Collection, gift of The Annenberg Foundation, acquired from Carol Vernon and Robert Turbin (M.2008.40.602), LL/46460 |
Landscapes of Europe
Contents| Introduction | | 341.01 | The context for nineteenth century photography in Europe | | 341.02 | Henry Fox Talbot: Sun Pictures in Scotland (1845) | | 341.03 | Types of early British landscape photographers | | 341.04 | Early French landscape photographers | | 341.05 | Reasons for French pre-eminence in nineteenth century landscape photography | | 341.06 | Preserving paint in collapsible tubes | | 341.07 | Eugène Cuvelier: France: Forest of Fontainebleau | | 341.08 | Camille Silvy: River Scene (1858) | | 341.09 | Landscape photography elsewhere in Europe |
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