Women Album Makers from the Canterbury Region of New Zealand, 1890-1910, and Their Photographic Practices

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Women Album Makers from the Canterbury Region of New Zealand, 1890-1910, and Their Photographic Practices

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This thesis examines the photograph albums created by fifteen women born during the reign of Queen Victoria living in the Canterbury region of New Zealand between the years 1890-1910. It will investigate how it was that these women, often working in close association with other members of their family, became involved in photography as an amateur recreational pastime. It will pursue this investigation within the conceptual and structural framework in which these women’s photographs were produ...

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22 Nov, 2021

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Hearnshaw, Victoria Annabel

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Women Photography / Albums / School: School of Art History, Classics and Religious Studies / 169901 Gender Specific Studies / 970116 Expanding Knowledge through Studies of Human Society / Degree Discipline: Art History / Degree Level: Masters / Degree Name: Master of Arts / Gender Specific Studies

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