London’s V&A is celebrating the 200th anniversary of the birth of pioneering photographer Julia Margaret Cameron by hauling out more ... scratches and smudges on her prints for affect. Her most famous ...

"Just over 100 years separate the creative lives of Julia Margaret ... and in her "most famous picture", as "a young woman hanging from a doorway caught in a burst of light". Cameron, by contrast ...

In any history of photography, and quite independent of gender, Julia Margaret ... Cameron’s status is fixed. Her oeuvre, always theatrical, divides broadly into charismatic portraits of famous ...

1977–78) (all photos Natalie Haddad/Hyperallergic) LONDON — Francesca Woodman and Julia Margaret ... section by Cameron’s images of Julia Jackson, her niece and one of her most frequent ...

JULIA MARGARET CAMERON was a British pioneer of photography. Born in Calcutta, the daughter of an official of the East India Company, she was entirely self-taught and only took up the camera as a ...

Julia Margaret Cameron ... But a generation later, Cameron’s niece Virginia Woolf—an atheist—took an opposite, somewhat sneering approach in her 1926 book written with Roger Fry, Victorian Photographs ...

Francesca Woodman (1958-81) and Julia Margaret Cameron (1815-79) are two of the most influential portrait photographers in art history. Cameron was British, working in Victorian England and then ...

Julia Margaret Cameron first exhibited ... and comprise both her best known pictures and some not seen before. Cameron's rise to photographic star was late in her life. She was nearly 50 when ...

Julia Margaret Cameron was one of the only female photographers at that time to become well-known. Photography was invented in the 1800s. Cameron used one of the early styles of camera ...