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1839–1900

While photography reached South Asia swiftly following the public announcement of Daguerre's process in 1839, surviving work from the first decade of the medium's public existence remains extremely scarce. ...

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in The Oxford Companion to the Photograph Length: 4210 words
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in The Oxford Companion to Architecture Length: 9790 words
Indian Subcontinent
in The Oxford International Encyclopedia of Legal History Length: 7545 words
Indian subcontinent
in The Oxford Companion to Scottish History Length: 1587 words

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