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Meanings of daguerreotype in English
First commercially successful photographic process, invented by L.
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Usage of daguerreotype in English
1
No one wanted to have a portrait painted; everyone wanted a daguerreotype.
2
In 1845 Foucault and Fizeau took a daguerreotype photograph of the sun.
3
She shook the dust from an old-fashioned daguerreotype case, then opened it.
4
I shall tell him it was a daguerreotype of a lady friend.
5
His hand, thrust into his pocket, rested on the faded daguerreotype there.
6
Here is a picture we had taken together, showing an old daguerreotype.
7
Do you remember the daguerreotype, and its resemblance to the old portrait?
8
To Mary was sent a daguerreotype of Harry, her glory and delight.
9
At the same time the shadow gathered color, like a confused daguerreotype.
10
Jane dropped the daguerreotype in time to take up the refrain:
11
By 1850, there were more than seventy daguerreotype studios in New York City.
12
In proof, she handed him a daguerreotype taken the previous year.
13
Jasper Morello is an animated short with the look of a 19th-century daguerreotype.
14
The next afternoon at tea-time he took the daguerreotype to his Aunt Lucretia.
15
He opened the ornate case and showed her an old daguerreotype.
16
This is her picter, and she passed to Maggie the daguerreotype of Theo.
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