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Tag: glass plate photography
Posts tagged with glass plate photography
Highlights of 2023 from the Turnbull Library’s Arrangement & Description team
By William Daymond
14 December 2023
A review of 2023 from the team who make our collections easier to find and use.
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Encountering William Harding | I see red
By Eileen Tuhou
7 October 2022
Re-imagining a William Harding portrait of a Mr Cobb and his rifle.
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Encountering William Harding | Moon daughter
By Florence Kitteridge
7 October 2022
Re-imagining a William Harding portrait of moon daughter.
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Encountering William Harding | Bedside manner
By Amy Noble
7 October 2022
Re-imagining a William Harding portrait of an unidentified man.
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Encountering William Harding | Capped
By Blaze Thompson
30 September 2022
Re-imagining a William Harding portrait of the Burne family.
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Encountering William Harding | Man, unidentified
By Salif Sidibe
30 September 2022
Re-imagining a William Harding portrait of an unidentified man.
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Encountering William Harding | Small girl, big chair
By Erica Challis
30 September 2022
Re-imagining a William Harding portrait of an unidentified girl.
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Encountering William Harding | A town where everybody knows everybody
By Louise Hammersley
23 September 2022
Re-imagining a William Harding portrait of Mr Cobb and his rifle.
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Encountering William Harding | A family portrait
By Joseph Rozga
23 September 2022
Re-imagining a William Harding portrait of the Burne family.
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Encountering William Harding | In sickness you see me
By Millie Romei
23 September 2022
Re-imagining a William Harding portrait of an unidentified man.
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William Harding: An unconventional eye
By Fiona Oliver
17 August 2022
Includes thoughts on why there was no smiling in formal Victorian portraiture.
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Off the record | William Harding, ‘photographist’
By Fiona Oliver
28 July 2022
The immediate and relatable portraits of William Harding.
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Re-visioning Joseph Divis and Waiuta
By Caroline McQuarrie
24 November 2021
Recovering details from the photographs of a small West Coast mining town.
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Encountering Mīharo | Ngāuruhoe 1926, Today
By Gerard O’Brien
24 September 2021
Enjoy responses to the Mīharo Wonder exhibition from MA students in creative writing.
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Encountering Mīharo | Daguerreotype
By Flora Feltham
15 September 2021
Enjoy responses to the Mīharo Wonder exhibition from MA students in creative writing.
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Between two places
By Camus Wyatt
2 June 2021
Working with Alexander Turnbull Library photographic archives for a public art installation.
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Looking for wonder in the Photographic Archive — part 4 | The unnamed in the collection of Adam MacLay
By Peter Ireland
16 September 2020
Uncovering anonymity in the dry plate glass negatives made by this Christchurch photographer.
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Daniel Mundy: From Christchurch to Hokitika
By Deidra Sullivan
9 September 2020
Photographs of 19th century New Zealand that informed production of 'The Luminaries' television miniseries.
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Looking for wonder in the Photographic Archive — part 3 | George Bull and Leo White
By Peter Ireland
2 September 2020
A nuanced look into the photography of two prominent New Zealand photographers.
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Hardship and humour: two Alfred Burton stereoscopes
By Lissa Mitchell
26 August 2020
Photography curator Lissa Mitchell investigates a pair of stereoscopes that together reveal the struggles – and joys – of colonial exploration in Fiordland.
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