Assunzione di Maria, Tiziano, Accademia Venezia

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Assunzione di Maria, Tiziano, Accademia Venezia

Creator

Carlo Ponti

Italian Maker · 1823–1893

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After learning photography while working as an optician's assistant in Paris, Carlo Ponti moved to Venice, Italy, around 1852. He opened a shop selling optical equipment as well as architectural views of Venice, Padua, and Verona and reproductions of works of art. Ponti also invented optical instruments designed to allow a greater experience of three-dimensionality in two-dimensional photographs,

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Date
1860–1870
Medium
Albumen silver print
Culture
Italian
Department
Photographs
Institution
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Object ID
11a01807-989f-4d07-907d-ce0e042c1f97

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