This first fictional work by Dickens was originally commissioned as a series of glorified captions for the work of caricaturist Robert Seymour.
It was embodied in the form of the physical interface itself and reinforced through linguistic captioning affixed near the work.
The photographers, on the other hand, rendered visible what had been ignored in other contexts, even if the captions elided the work of former slaves or the illustrated newspapers erased their presence entirely.
A picture caption on March 30 with a review of the work of the photographer Dayanita Singh carried an incomplete credit.
Visiting the exhibition in the Andean city days after the theft, I found a photocopy in place of Goya's Sad Premonitions, with an optimistic caption: "Space reserved for the return of the work".
By February 1907, Buffalo Illustrated Times published a cover with an image of the work and a caption describing the anticipation of the Beautifying Buffalo Society for obtaining the work for the city.
Along with primary source images, many of them photographs, with informative captions, these insightful windows into the work of historians are fascinating as well as important reminders for young readers of the need to be constantly revisiting and reconsidering what was previously known, especially when it comes to a bigger-than-life historical personality.
Ms. Kirk laughed as she recalled seeing a photo soon afterward of herself and Mr. Wood on the Internet with the caption, "Out of work and stunned by it".
A picture caption on Saturday with an obituary about Jon Kest, a founder of the Working Families Party, omitted the photographer's credit.
According to the caption it was an intimate review- the work of one Alexander Hammond, hitherto unknown toothis actor.
