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Tag Archives: Italy
A teaser: ‘Living off the Romans in the 19th and 20th centuries’
We are looking forward to a talk by our researcher, Dr Janice Kinory, who will be exploring the relationship between commercial photographers in the late 19th century and the Roman ruins they photographed. She will be showcasing many of the … Continue reading →
Pictures and Poetry of the Himalayas
Two days ago, we discovered a small box of lantern slides in the archive, which had previously escaped our notice. The unprepossessing brown cardboard cover with pencil markings revealed six stunningly beautiful images of the Himalayas and Baltoro glacier. … Continue reading →
Posted in Archives Progress, HEIR, Lantern Slides, Photography, Piggott, Uncategorized
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Tagged archaeologist, archaeology, archive, Baltoro Glacier, black-and-white, Himalayas, Italy, landscape, lantern slide, photography, Piggott, poem, Vittorio Sella
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The case of the disappearing medieval buildings…
As we were scanning another box of late 19th century lantern slides, we came across this lovely picture of the Duomo in Florence (Firenze), Italy…. Janice thought she had taken a very similar picture on a recent holiday, and brought … Continue reading →
Posted in Archives Progress, HEIR, Lantern Slides, Photography, Tracking the Future of the Past, Uncategorized
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Tagged archaeology, archive, black-and-white, distance, Duomo, Firenze, Florence, Italy, lantern slide, Lantern Slides, oxford, perspective, photographs, rephotographing
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Tracking the future of the past
We want to find out what has happened to the places pictured in our lantern slide collection. How have they changed over time? Have buildings been restored, damaged or destroyed? How have the landscapes around them changed? Have roads been added, or … Continue reading →
Posted in Film negatives, Lantern Slides, Photography, Tracking the Future of the Past, Uncategorized
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Tagged archaeology, black-and-white, Cestius, Italy, lantern slide, past, present, Pyramid, research, Rome
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The Passmore Slides
I’ve recently been involved with surveying the Archive’s lantern slide and glass plate negatives collections – a job which might take a bit longer than originally anticipated (my original naïve guess was that we held a few thousand slides and … Continue reading →
Posted in Lantern Slides, Photography
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Tagged Boats, Italy, Lantern Slides, Passmore, photography, Rome, slides, Swindon, Venice
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