Snelling, Henry Hunt, 1816-1897 · [New York : W.B. Smith] · leaf 326
y have confined them-selves exclusively to thepractice of their artupon the silvered plate,but, if we are to judgefrom the constantly in-creasing demand for photo-genic paper and paper che-micals—it will not be longbefore photography upon pa-per will be as extensivelyJpractised as the daguerrean… … proofs upon paper far excelling any of thosecoming from either English or Frenchmanipulators. We consider them superior,because they come from their hands in afinished state, fine in tone and softness,excellent in color, and almost perfect inoutline, roundness and perspective, with-out the aid of…
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