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Journal of Early Popular Visual Culture
The Journal of Early Popular Visual Culture is a peer reviewed journal
edited by Simon Popple of the University of Leeds and Dr Vanessa Toulmin
of the University of Sheffield. It covers popular forms of image
production (still and moving) to 1930, covering magic cinema, photography,
magic lanterns and music hall within the fields of entertainment,
education, science, advertising and the domestic environment. Published by
Routledge, three issues a year. The journal succeeds the previous Living
Pictures: The Journal of the Popular and Projected Image before 1914.
Further details can be found here.
The journal has specially themed issues ranging from vice in 2005 and
exhibition in 2006, through to Magic and Illusion and Visual Culture in Ireland in
2007. Volume Five is currently available through subscription by
contacting the publishers
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