Bruce Graver is Emeritus Professor of English at Providence College. He has written widely on the writings of the Wordsworth Circle, the classical tradition, and on nineteenth-century visual culture.

‘It must also be noted that Graver writes throughout with utter clarity, presenting each of his propositions with neither jargon nor hyperbole, which makes his text both digestible and convincing.’ Deac Rossell, Film & History

• IntroductionThe Stereographic PicturesqueLiterary Tourism and the StereoscopeAmerica Through a British LensYosemite and the Stereographic Sublime

Bruce Graver is Emeritus Professor of English at Providence College. He has written widely on the writings of the Wordsworth Circle, the classical tradition, and on nineteenth-century visual culture.

‘It must also be noted that Graver writes throughout with utter clarity, presenting each of his propositions with neither jargon nor hyperbole, which makes his text both digestible and convincing.’ Deac Rossell, Film & History

• IntroductionThe Stereographic PicturesqueLiterary Tourism and the StereoscopeAmerica Through a British LensYosemite and the Stereographic Sublime

Bruce Graver is Emeritus Professor of English at Providence College. He has written widely on the writings of the Wordsworth Circle, the classical tradition, and on nineteenth-century visual culture.

‘It must also be noted that Graver writes throughout with utter clarity, presenting each of his propositions with neither jargon nor hyperbole, which makes his text both digestible and convincing.’ Deac Rossell, Film & History

• IntroductionThe Stereographic PicturesqueLiterary Tourism and the StereoscopeAmerica Through a British LensYosemite and the Stereographic Sublime