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Scottish Photography: The First Thirty Years by Sara Stevenson and A. D. Morrison-Low, published in 2015 by National Museums Scotland. An extensively illustrated history of early Scottish photography, exploring the relationship between photographic invention, artistic expression, and nineteenth-century society.
This substantial volume brings early photographic images together with historical scholarship, making it an appealing reference for photography collectors, researchers, artists, and readers interested in Scotland’s cultural history.
The text examines photography’s early development, the practical calotype, the rise of professional photographers, and photography’s expanding role in society, travel, tourism, migration, and empire. Includes a bibliography, select index, and image credits.
First edition hardcover with its original pictorial dust jacket. Printed and bound in Great Britain. ISBN: 9781905267972.
Condition: Very Good in a Very Good dust jacket. Light shelf and handling wear, with minor rubbing and creasing along the jacket edges, most noticeable at the upper rear edge. Page edges are bright overall, with a small faint mark visible. The photographed interior pages are clean and bright, with no visible writing or highlighting. An attractive copy with excellent visual appeal. Please review photographs for details.
SKU D-9
Scottish Photography The First Thirty Years 2015 First Edition Hardcover DJ
$55.00
This substantial volume brings early photographic images together with historical scholarship, making it an appealing reference for photography collectors, researchers, artists, and readers interested in Scotland’s cultural history.
The text examines photography’s early development, the practical calotype, the rise of professional photographers, and photography’s expanding role in society, travel, tourism, migration, and empire. Includes a bibliography, select index, and image credits.
First edition hardcover with its original pictorial dust jacket. Printed and bound in Great Britain. ISBN: 9781905267972.
Condition: Very Good in a Very Good dust jacket. Light shelf and handling wear, with minor rubbing and creasing along the jacket edges, most noticeable at the upper rear edge. Page edges are bright overall, with a small faint mark visible. The photographed interior pages are clean and bright, with no visible writing or highlighting. An attractive copy with excellent visual appeal. Please review photographs for details.
SKU D-9