Enter a key term, phrase, name or location to get a selection of only relevant news from all RSS channels.
Enter a domain's or RSS channel's URL to read their news in a convenient way and get a complete analytics on this RSS feed.
[...] photo to ever capture the image of a human being was taken in 1838. The image was shot by Louis Daguerre in Paris back in 1838. Daguerre was not just a photographer – he was also the inventor of the [...]
freakinfacts.com
[...] and the first permanent camera photograph four years later. Niépce died suddenly in 1833, but Daguerre continued experimenting, and evolved the process which would subsequently be known as the [...]
artblart.com
[...] truly taken on a voyage across time, notably with objects such as a “diorama,” invented by Daguerre in 1823 and used in theater in the 19th century. Interactive and educational, the exhibit [...]
thetouristinparis.com
[...] cheerful lighting displays on many traffic-free streets, including rues Cler, Montorgueil, and Daguerre. Parisians live to window-shop (faire du lèche vitrines — “window-licking& [...]
africannewsinternational.com
[...] ;Fox Talbot, Marville, Brassaï, Jeanloup Sieff, Cartier-Bresson, Jacques-Mandé Daguerre, Nadar, any photographer of note but above all Atget – all acquiescent to [...]
artblart.com
[...] covers the full history of photography, from 1839, when Frenchman Louis-Jacques-Mandé Daguerre (1787-1851) introduced his daguerreotype process, to the present. From the start, disappointed [...]
artblart.com
[...] . At the dawn of the photographic age we have the daguerreotype image (named after its inventor Daguerre) the first practical use of the art form and consequently, there are many superb surviving [...]
famous101.com
Daguerre related Persons