Victorian Visions of War and Peace Radiology & Imaging

Victorian Visions of War and Peace Radiology & ImagingA study of how artists and photographers shaped imperial visions of war and peace in the Victorian period In an era that saw the birth of photography (c. 1839) and the rise of the illustrated press (c. 1842), the British experience of their empire became increasingly defined by the processes and products of image making. Examining moments of military and diplomatic crisis, this book considers how artists and photographers operating "in the field"

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