Abstract
While focusing on the impact of photographic portraits of writers on the production, distribution and consumption of literature in the nineteenth century, Professor Kuitert seeks answers to the following questions: what was the specific nature of author portraits, and what were the conventions pertaining to them? How were these pictures used, by publishers and authors, and how did portraits function in the literary world?
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