A new show at the Milwaukee Art Museum pays tribute to one of the earliest names in portrait photography. “Arresting Beauty: Julia Margaret Cameron,” brings together more than ninety works ...

One of the great takeaways from the small, elegant, and wonder-filled show “Arresting Beauty: Julia Margaret Cameron” is how ...

Cameron (1815-1879) came late to photography, in her 50s; Woodman took her own life aged just 22 in 1981. As such, to present their work side by side, as this exhibition does, might seem strange.

One of the more difficult questions to ask a historian is: which three people from the past would they invite to a dinner ...

Julia Margaret Cameron Ce 3 aout 1872 Freshwater I [sle] of W [ight]. / Dediée à Gustave Doré / avec les meilleures amités de / Julia Margaret Cameron' in ink and with the Colnaghi blindstamp on the ...

Julia Margaret Cameron took up photography at the relatively late age of 48. She produced 900 photographs in a 12-year period, capturing 'famous men and fair women' in portraits and tableaus.

Julia Margaret Cameron (1815–79) was already forty-eight when she was given her first camera by her daughter and son-in-law gave in December 1863. She was intrigued by what she had heard of ...

This accomplished collaboration chronicles the life and work of Julia Margaret Cameron, a 19th-century pioneer of elaborately staged, purposefully out-of-focus photographic portraiture. Cameron's ...

According to the National Portrait Gallery, this new exhibition pairing photographers from different centuries and continents is a “risk”. Julia Margaret Cameron (1815-79) was a self-taught ...

Julia Jackson, from Images from the Life (the Norman Album), by Julia Margaret Cameron. Public domain. Just 10 similar such albums by Cameron are known to exist today.

Recently, the Stockton-based fine art photographer received three honorable mentions in the 15th Julia Margaret Cameron Awards for women in photography in Barcelona, Spain.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York Through Jan. 5 You’d be forgiven for thinking of Instagram when looking at the work of Julia Margaret Cameron, said Jonathon Keats in Forbes.com.