John Herschel, Bonneville near Geneva on the Road to Chamonix, 1821, 13 August, Graphite drawing made with the aid of a camera lucida, J. Paul Getty Museum, Object number: 91.GG.98.59, Gift of the Graham and Susan Nash Collection, LL/50498 |
Camera lucida
Contents| Information requests | | 695.01 | Improving content on photographic techniques | | Introduction | | 695.02 | Camera lucida: Design and use | | Examples | | 695.03 | The camera lucida | | Practitioners | | 695.04 | Captain Basil Hall: Forty Etchings From Sketches Made With The Camera Lucida, in North America, in 1827 and 1828 (1829) | | 695.05 | Henry Fox Talbot: Camera lucida drawings (1833) | | 695.06 | Henry Fox Talbot on using the Camera Lucida at Lake Como (1833) | | 695.07 | John Herschel: Camera lucida drawings |
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