Lewis Carroll's Photography and Modern Childhood

Discover the fascinating intersection of art and childhood in Lewis Carroll's Photography and Modern Childhood by Diane Waggoner. This insightful book, published in 2020 and comprising 280 pages, delves into how Lewis Carroll's iconic photographs of children captured the evolving perceptions of childhood during the Victorian era. As photography emerged as a new medium, Carroll's work not only showcased the innocence and imagination of youth but also reflected the changing societal views on childhood itself. Waggoner’s expert analysis offers readers a deeper understanding of these visual narratives and their significance in art history. Perfect for art enthusiasts and those interested in the cultural history of childhood, this book is a must-read for anyone looking to explore the profound impact of Carroll's photography. Enhance your collection with this unique exploration of a pivotal time in both art and society.