The Dining Rooms
1862 · albumen print on cardboard, paper
width: 175 cm, height: 83 cm
Rijksmuseum
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William England
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16
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20
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Steichen Gallery Reinstallation
Museum of Modern Art, New York
1967
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William England was a British photographer and stereoscopic innovator whose work defined landscape documentation in the mid-nineteenth century. He pioneered the commercial application of stereoscopic photography, producing paired images for the mass market that brought three-dimensional viewing into Victorian parlors. His extensive archive spans architectural and natural subjects across Britain and continental Europe, establishing the visual vocabulary for landscape photography as both scientific record and aesthetic object.
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