American Photography. Volume 1#5; 2#1-6, 9-12; 3#1,2,4,6-9; 4#8,9,11,12; 5#1-8, 11, 12; 6#1,2,4,7,8; 7#1,4 (November 1907 through April 1913) - 39 issues
by Frank R. Fraprie American Photographic Publishing Company
Explore 39 issues of American Photography from 1907 to 1913, edited by Frank R. Fraprie. This collection from the American Photographic Publishing Company documents key developments in photographic techniques and industry practices of the early 20th century, offering insights into a pivotal era for the medium.
About This Book
American Photography is a periodical that captures the evolution of photography during the early 1900s. This volume includes issues from Volume 1, number 5, through Volume 7, number 4, spanning from November 1907 to April 1913.
The publication features articles, illustrations, and discussions relevant to photographers and enthusiasts of the era. Edited by Frank R. Fraprie and published by the American Photographic Publishing Company, it reflects the technical and artistic advancements in the field.
With 39 issues in total, this compilation provides a valuable historical resource for understanding the development of photography as both an art and a science during this formative period.
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