- The
carte de visite (French: [kaʁt də vizit], English: 'visiting card', abbr. 'CdV', pl.
cartes de visite) was a
format of
small photograph which was...
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camera on a
tripod is kept in the
National Library of
Spain in Madrid.
Cartes de visite and
albumen prints of his work are held in
several public collections...
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subjects of his
cartes de visite.
Photographs had
previously served as
calling cards, but Disdéri's
invention of the
paper carte de visite (i.e. "visiting...
- Herald. London.
August 16, 1860. p. 6. Darrah,
William C. (1981).
Cartes de Visite in
Nineteenth Century Photography. Gettysburg, PA: W. C.
Darrah Publishing...
- and in 1865 he was
granted tradesman's rights. Only a few of his
cartes de visite remain from that time, and
these are now
stored in the
family archive...
- home to the public, not only in
newspaper depictions,
album cards and
cartes-
de-
visite, but in a po****r new 3D
format called a "stereograph," "stereocard"...
- M****achusetts. In 1854, with
proceeds from
sales of the
narrative and
cartes-
de-
visite captioned, "I sell the
shadow to
support the substance", she paid off...
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publish the
portraits of the
Royal Family as a set of
cartes-
de-
visite. In
August 1860, the
cartes were
released in the form of a
Royal Album, consisting...
- and then
became carte de visite or
visiteur with the
advent of
photography in the mid-19th century.
Photographic cartes de visite or "CdVs" were not generally...
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States during the
American Civil War.
Although prints on
paper (see
cartes de visite and
cabinet cards) soon
displaced them as the most
common type of photograph...
