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Context to the Forest of Fontainebleau
1Fontainebleau, Barbizon - the relationships between painters and photographers
2Fontainebleau from the air
3Thomas Seddon on protecting the Forests of Fontainebleau (1850)
4Preserving paint in collapsible tubes
Similarities between paintings and photographs
5Paintings of the Forests of Fontainebleau
6Photographs of the Forests of Fontainebleau
Case studies
7Paintings and prints based upon paintings or vice versa - The road to Chailly (Forests of Fontainebleau)
8Paintings and prints based upon photographs or vice versa - The Bodmer Oak (Forests of Fontainebleau)
Photographers in the Forest of Fontainebleau
9Eugène Cuvelier: France: Forest of Fontainebleau
10William Drooke Harrison: France: Forest of Fontainebleau
11Gustave Le Gray: France: Forest of Fontainebleau
12Constant Alexandre Famin: The Forest of Fontainebleau
13L. Delaroche: Forest of Fontainebleau
14Eugène Atget: Forest of Fontainebleau
15Herb Ascherman: Forest of Fontainebleau (2010-2014)

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