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Robinson, Henry Peach. Pictorial Effect, Naturalistic Vision: The Photographs and Theories of Henry Peach Robinson and Peter Henry Emerson. Camera Magazine he chose to work withChrysler Museum, 1994. Wraps, as issued. By Ellen Handy with essays by Brian Lukacher and Shelley Rice. Catalog for exhibit at Chrysler Museum and Art Museum, Princeton University. Near fine with minor evidence of use. Numerous illustrations. Includes checklist and bibliography. 87 pages. Summary: Pictorial Effect, Naturalistic Vision: The Photographs and Theories of Henry Peach Robinson and Peter Henry Emerson by Ellen Handy (published 1994) is a