Part of Queens College, Oxford 1843 - 1844
williamhenryfoxtalbot
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"Part of Queens College, Oxford" is a calotype photograph created by William Henry Fox Talbot between 1843 and 1844. The image depicts a detailed view of the facade of a building in the Queens College in Oxford, England. The photograph demonstrates the clarity and detail of the early photographic process, capturing the intricate architecture and fine details of the building's facade. The work is now part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection in New York City. Talbot, a pioneer in photography, played a crucial role in establishing the foundations of photographic art and documentation. This photograph exemplifies his innovative approach to capturing architectural subjects with a focus on precise detail and composition.
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