Tito Puliti

Fotograf

Lebensdaten

(1809 - 1870)

Werdegang

Ausbildung zum Pharmezeuten

Arbeit im Königlichen Museum für Physik und Naturgeschichte in Florenz

wahrscheinlich der erste Ersteller von Daguerreotypien in Italien

"... trained as a pharmacologist before becoming an assistant in the Royal Museum of Physics and Natural History in Florence. There, on 2 September 1839, in the presence of Giovanni Battista Amici, he made the first daguerreotypes in Tuscany — and probably the first in Italy — by following instructions received the day before." ^[1]

Literatur

John Hannavy: "Encyclopedia of Nineteenth-Century Photography", New York 2008, Routledge (2 Bände), ISBN 978-0-415-97235-2

Quelle

↑ Zitiert aus: John Hannavy: "Encyclopedia of Nineteenth-Century Photography", New York 2008, Routledge (2 Bände), ISBN 978-0-415-97235-2

[1] Zitiert aus: John Hannavy: "Encyclopedia of Nineteenth-Century Photography", New York 2008, Routledge (2 Bände), ISBN 978-0-415-97235-2

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