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1840s-1860s Hand Tinted Post-Mortem Daguerreotype 1904 worlds fair botany and entomology

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botany and entomology

Based in Newark

ladies bedazzled their coiffures and their attire with these treasured bugs

Do not expose to liquid or cleaners as this could effect the paint

Do not submerge in any sort of harsh cleaning chemicals as it will damage the pearls

1840s-1860s Hand Tinted Post-Mortem Daguerreotype 1904 worlds fair botany and entomologyInvented in 1839 by Louis Daguerre, daguerreotypes were the favorite form of printed portraits throughout the 1840s and 1850s. Daguerreotypes are silver plated copper, almost mirror like plates, that are painted with light sensitive chemicals. After an image is exposed on a plate it is treated with mercury to reveal the image. It is then fixed to remove its light sensitivity and often sealed behind glass in a union frame or brooch to protect it.

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