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Jascha Hoffman
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Nature, 2013, vol. 500, issue 7462, 274-275

Abstract: Medic-turned-artist Mark Kessell creates prints evoking evolution and human development using the early photographic form of the daguerreotype. As his latest show opens in New York, he talks about shooting portraits of primates, forceps, the nearly dead and the newly born.

Date: 2013
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