Identifier: artisticsideofph00ande (find matches)
Title: The artistic side of photography in theory and practice
Year: 1910 (1910s)
Authors: Anderson, A. J. (Arthur James), b. 1863
Subjects: Photography
Publisher: London, S. Paul & Co
Contributing Library: Smithsonian Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: Smithsonian Libraries

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BRANCH THE ARTISTIC SIDEOF PHOTOGRAPHY IN THEORY AND PRACTICE 77S.4 A545 BY A. J. ANDERSON eduthor of The Romance of Fra Filippo Lippi of >•« 50 s a c 20623 6 D AUG 11 1911 NEW YORKDODD, MEAD AND COMPANY ULLL— NMAA/NPG LIBRARYMAY 3 1991 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION PREFACE There has not been, my dear Monica, that progress inpictorial photography which one feels the right to expect;and yet, since human nature is human nature, thisstagnation is exactly what one ought to expect: for whatcook would serve up plain roast chicken when it might beconverted into something modish a la Rostand ? Andwhat photographer could be content with a simple platino-type when he has the stock of the oil-and-colourman athis disposal ? Therefore, instead of starting where D. 0. Hill left offsome sixty years past, and going on to conquer the methodof pure photography, the picture makers first employedthemselves in the imitation of Victorian Academicians ;then in the combination of portions of various negati

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