There are three ways to enjoy the audio recordings for the P.H. Emerson photography exhibition:
- You can play the audio recordings from within each page of this website. Look out for the audio player in the lower right corner of each page.
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Stephen Hyde is P.H. Emerson's great grandson
Ron Fiske is a P. H. Emerson enthusiast from Norfolk
3. Emerson and Collections: Philippa Wright
Philippa Wright is Curator of Photographs at the National Museum of Photography, Film & Television
4. Gathering Water-Lilies: John Taylor
John Taylor is the exhibition curator of The Old Order and The New: P.H. Emerson and Photography (1885 – 1895)
5. In Or Out Of Focus?: John Taylor
John Taylor is the exhibition curator of The Old Order and The New: P.H. Emerson and Photography (1885 – 1895)
6. "To the Student" – P.H. Emerson
Ben Eagle reads from P.H. Emerson's portfolio Pictures of East Anglian Life, 1890
7. The Lure of the Overlooked: John Taylor
John Taylor is the exhibition curator of The Old Order and The New: P.H. Emerson and Photography (1885 – 1895)
Susie Clark is a Paper and Photograph Conservator who has prepared many of the prints, books and portfolios for display
9. The Gravure Print: John Taylor
John Taylor is the exhibition curator of The Old Order and The New: P.H. Emerson and Photography (1885 – 1895)
10. "Marsh Leaves": P.H. Emerson
Ben Eagle reads from P.H. Emerson's book Marsh Leaves, 1895
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