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Tag Archives: Sanger Shepherd
The Sanger Shepherd Process
We’re making a start on cleaning, digitizing and recording a beautiful cabinet of lantern slides which used to form part of the Ashmolean Lantern Slide Lending Library. It’s a big job, and one we couldn’t do without the help of our … Continue reading →
Posted in Archives Progress, Lantern Slides, Photography, Uncategorized
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Tagged captain of the blacks, colour image, Crete, excavation, fresco, knossos, lantern slide, Sanger Shepherd, Sir Arthur Evans
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