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albumen print: a standalone construct

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History of photography

the dominant nineteenth-century photographic print, made on paper coated with egg white and silver salts.

In history of photography, albumen print refers to the dominant nineteenth-century photographic print, made on paper coated with egg white and silver salts. This meaning comes from Reilly (1986) in Care and identification of 19th-century photographic prints.[1]

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References

Reilly, J. M. (1986). Care and identification of 19th-century photographic prints. Eastman Kodak Co. ISBN 9780879853655

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