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AIPAD Returns to Park Ave. Armory, Apr. 23-27, with 67 International Exhibitors and 20 Book Dealers/Partners, and Adding a Day to Its Schedule
AIPAD's Photography Show returns to the historic Park Avenue Armory, April 23-27, with 65 galleries from around the world showing photography from the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries. The show’s…
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19th-Century Erotic Photographs
By Matt Damsker
There is very little that is new under the sun, so it stands to reason that erotic photography flourished in the 19th century as an early passion of…
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Photography Price Gyrations: Gustave Le Gray, A Case Study
There has been and probably always will be a strong market for this 19th-century photographer. Besides being an acknowledged master by virtually every art institution, he is one of the…
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