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The Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography has been holding an exhibition on "Early Photos" from spring to summer every year since 2007, but this is published on the occasion of "The Origin of Photographs in Britain" exhibition from March to May 2019. Collection of cataloged works. From the text greetings below, "experiments to record light by chemical reaction were tried from the end of the 18th century in the UK, and succeeded in establishing a negative image in 1835. However, in 1839 France became national. The Dagereo type announced as an invention was inscribed as the world's first photographic technology, and the invention of the United Kingdom came to the fore, but it was the most used negative / positive method prior to the spread of digital The method of acquiring negatives and making negative image prints using negative originals is based on the United Kingdom.British culture is one of the oldest research sources of photographic technology, and Japan is in its early days He has been deeply involved in the British photographic culture since this exhibition contains a large number of works published in Japan for the first time, and displays early photographs of Britain on an unprecedented scale. Works of William Henry Fox Talbot et al.