daguerreotype Meaning & Definition

  • En [ dəˈɡer.ə.taɪp]
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Meaning of daguerreotype In English

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  • My children have my daguerreotype. 

  • One of the most pathetic was a small daguerreotype of a beautiful young girl. 

  • She had taken out a daguerreotype of her husband, and was looking at it. 

  • She produced a piece of white paper in which the daguerreotype had been folded. 

  • Then there were one or two daguerreotypes, little full-length figures framed in gold paper. 

  • Initially, as is the case here, artists and later trades men took direct gelatin copies from the surface of the daguerreotype to produce lithographs.

  • Since early daguerreotypes required a fifteen-minute exposure, post-mortem images of children were easier to produce than images of live children.

  • This archive includes daguerreotypes, magic lantern slides, glass plate negatives and modern cellulose nitrate and acetate formats.

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