Tangible Media: Removable Storage of Image, Sound, Motion and Data
Tangible Media: Removable Storage of Image, Sound, Motion and Data
Tangible Media: Removable Storage of Image, Sound, Motion and Data
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Stereo Lithograph

Title:

Chien

Artist:

Jules Duboscq (attr.)

Date:

c. 1853

Material:

Card stock

Dimensions:

6¾ × 3¼ in. (171 × 83 mm)

Company:

Duboscq

Location:

Paris, France

A lithographic copy of an early stereo daguerreotype attributed to Louis-Jules Duboscq (although it may actually have been taken by for him by Claude-Marie Ferrier.) Daguerreotypes were unique and expensive artifacts that could not be duplicated or mass-produced. Lithographic copies made by hand allowed Duboscq to give views away with purchases of his new stereoscope (Schimmelman 2013)(Pellerin 2024).

A black and white stereo lithograph of a sculpture of a dog sitting up
References
⌃  Back to citationPellerin, Denis. 2024. Early Stereo Daguerreotypes and Lithographs Published by Jules Duboscq. The Stereoscopy Blog. June 21, 2024.
⌃  Back to citationSchimmelman, Janice G., Brewster, Duboscq & the Early Printed Stereoview, 1851-1853. Rochester, Michigan: The Collodion Press, 2013.