Snelling, Henry Hunt, 1816-1897 · [New York : W.B. Smith] · leaf 333
e ever made a greater im-pression in this country. A very finemezzotinto engraving of it was scraped byRaphael Smith, and so popular did theprint become, that, although Mr. Fuselireceived only twenty guineas for the picture,the publisher made five hundred by hisspeculation. This was a subject… … o appreciate the import-ance and effects of thephotographic art, as anobject of study andpractice, not only to thepractical manipulator,but to the human spe-cies generally, it is ne-cessary to become intimatewith its philosophy and his-tory, its beautiful variations,its wonderful results, and…
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