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Survey of Photograph

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The true rise of both snapshot photography and the amateur can be attributed to two major developments: the Brownie camera and roll film developed by the Kodak company, founded by George Eastman. true
The first commercially viable color process was developed by the ______ brothers and called the ______. Lumière brothers — Autochrome
Anne Brigman was an early Pictorialist photographer whose images helped pave the way for other women photographers like Francesca Woodman. true
An influential Pictorialist, ______, took many cues from French painting and explored the romantic notions of the working class and peasantry. Peter Henry Emerson
Steichen and Stieglitz, two leading figures in the Pictorialist movement, eventually abandoned the ideals of soft imagery for more detail-rich straight photography, promoting Modernism in photography. true
______ was one of the first fine-art magazines focusing on photography, developed by Alfred Stieglitz. Camera Work
The Photo-Secession and Linked Ring were two photographic groups that promoted photography as fine art, both adopting an anti-Pictorialism stance. false
______ was a member of the American Pictorialist movement and became the first formal educator in photography, being hired to teach at Columbia University. Clarence H. White
The Zoopraxiscope was invented by ______ and was an early proof of concept that helped pave the way for cinema. Eadweard Muybridge
John Joly invented the three-print color process that became the first commercially viable color process. false
Louis Ducos du Hauron's color process was significant because it was the first process to produce an actual ______. Color photographic print.
Edward Steichen was the most exhibited photographer in Camera Work and would eventually head the Photography Department at the Museum of Modern Art. true
Recognizing the ultimate significance of cinema, the Lumière brothers abandoned photography to dedicate themselves to developing and promoting cinema. false
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