Lewis Carroll Photographer of Children Four Nude Studies

This scholarly work by Morton N. Cohen explores the life and activities of Lewis Carroll (Charles Dodgson) specifically through his role as a photographer of children during the Victorian era. The book provides historical context regarding Dodgson's photographic practices and includes four significant, hand-colored photographs of nude children—possibly the only surviving examples of such works from his collection. Published in 1979 by Clarkson N. Potter in association with The Rosenbach Foundation, the volume serves as a critical examination of Carroll's private interests and artistic output, offering insights into the intersection of Victorian social norms and early photography.