The Thames & Hudson Dictionary of Photography/ Edited by Nathalie Herschdorfer.

A comprehensive reference work covering the history, art, science, terminology, major figures, techniques, and movements of photography. Compiled under the editorial guidance of curator, writer, and art historian Nathalie Herschdorfer, and in consultation with an international panel of 150 experts, this volume is based on entirely new scholarship by seventy-seven researchers from sixteen countries. Contributors include Mathilde Arrivé, Elisa Baitel, Heide Barrenchea, Laetitia Barrère, Hélène Beade, Raphaële Bertho, Muriel Berthou Crestey, Lindsay Bolanos, Michaela Bošáková, Clara Bouveresse, Adrienne Bouvet, Natasha Bullock, Alice Carver-Kubik, Nathalie Casemajor Loustau, Héloïse Conésa, Laure Cuérel, Corinne Currat, Nathalie Dietschy, Lydia Dorner, Helen Ennis, Aurore Fossier, Marie Gauther, Stefanie Gerke, William Green, Christine Gückel-Daxer, Takahiro Ito, Min-Young Jeon, Vera Loon, Marc Lenot, Constance Labbé, Graham Howe, Christine Hansen, Emily Kay Henson, Claus Gunti, Samuel Dufour, Joanne Jung, Jean Kempf, Masha Kremnezer, Athol McCredie, Emily McKibbon, Jonathan Mahu, Pauline Martin, Gábor Máté, Nolwenn Mégard, Laureline Meizel, Christelle Michel, Marine Nédélec, Clémentine Odier, Hélène Orain, Ken Orchard, Maude Oswald, Allan Phoenix, Héloïse Pocrý, Ariane Pollet, Maud Pollien, Erika Raberg, Anna-Kaisa Rastenberger, Caroline Roche, Anaëlle Rod, Holly Roussell Perret-Gentil, Elisa Rusca, Manon Saudan, Johanna Schär, Danielle Shrestha McAllister, Cécile Simonet, Wim van Sinderen, Edward Stokes, Anna Tellgren, Veronika Tocha, Agata Ubysz, Rachel Verbin, Emily Wagner Phoenix, Anne-Marie Walsh, Alana West, Perin Emel Yavuz, Fatma Zrann.

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