Crown & Camera offers a fascinating visual journey through the British royal family's relationship with photography during its formative decades. From the earliest daguerreotypes of 1842 to the sophisticated portrait studios of 1910, this meticulously researched volume explores how the monarchy embraced the camera as a tool of power, intimacy, and public image. Discover rare photographs, royal commissions, and the pivotal moments when photography transformed how the world saw its sovereigns. Essential reading for history enthusiasts and photography collectors alike.
