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Find an online resource for 19th century photography and write a note as to why you have chosen it

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http://foxtalbot.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/2016/06/24/happy-birthday-to-the-pencil-of-nature/

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The Too Faithful Talbotype. Georgina (in riding habit). "Well dear! I declare it's the very image of you! I never!" Sarah Jane (who insists upon seeing the plate). "Like me! For goodness sake don't be ridiculous, Georgina. I think it's perfectly absurd! Why, it has given me a stupid little turn-up nose, and a mouth that's absolutely enormous!"

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John Leech Cartoons from Punch magazine | PUNCH Magazine Cartoon Archive

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The Too Faithful Talbotype. Georgina (in riding habit). "Well dear! I declare it's the very image of you! I never!" Sarah Jane (who insists upon seeing the plate). "Like me! For goodness sake don't be ridiculous, Georgina. I think it's perfectly absurd! Why, it has given me a stupid little turn-up nose, and a mouth that's absolutely enormous!"

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Warning: sourced by the Daily Mail

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The complete works of William Henry Fox Talbot - British father of photography - have been brought together

They have gone on display on a new website launched by the Bodleian Libraries at the University of Oxford

The free site has been launched in time to celebrate the the pioneer's birthday, which was February 11, 1800

These stunning images of early Victorian life are some of the earliest photographs ever taken.

The complete works of William Henry Fox Talbot - hailed as the British father of photography - have been brought together on a new website launched by the Bodleian Libraries at the University of Oxford.

The free site has been launched in time to celebrate the anniversary of the pioneer's birthday, which was February 11, 1800.

The catalogue features more than 1,000 early Victorian photographic images, and is expected to grow to 25,000 images by 2018.

Professor Larry J Schaaf, project director for the Talbot Catalogue Raisonne, said: 'There has been nothing like this before in the history of photography.'

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Incredible archive of some of the world's first photos

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The complete works of William Henry Fox Talbot - British father of photography - have been brought together They have gone on display on a new website launched by the Bodleian Libraries at the University of Oxford The free site has been launched in time to celebrate the the pioneer's birthday, which was February 11, 1800 These stunning images of early Victorian life are some of the earliest photographs ever taken.