Daguerreian Annual 1995

Inhoud:
The Union Case in Great Britain;
Two Explorers on the Trail to California: Carvalho and Frémont;
Philip Haas: Lithographer, Print Publisher, and Daguerreotypist;
Charleston & M.P. Simons;
Noodle's Attempts at Suicide;
The Voyage of Captain Lucas and the Daguerreotype to Sydney;
Roderick M., George H., and Henry Hobert Cole: Midwestern Pioneer Photographers;
Webster, Clay, Calhoun, and Jackson. How They Sat for Their Daguerreotypes;
Josiah Johnson Hawes, Dies in His Ninety-Fourth Year;
Silver & Gold: A Preview of Cased Images from Northern California Collections;
The Pencil of Nature in washington, DC: Daguerreotyping the President;
The Daguerreotype;
A Re-identification of an Afican-American Portrait in the 1994 Annual;
" Never Give Up;
It is Better to Hope than once Despair": Providence, Rhode Island, and the Daguerreotype;
Théodore Maurisset's "Fantaisies": La Daguerréotypomanie;
The Most Famous Daguerreian Portrait: Exploring the History of the Dorothy Catherine Draper Daguerreotype;
G.B. Goodman: Australia's First Daguerreotypist;
Farmer and Mechanic, 11 November 1847;
A Contrasting Study of Three German Dauerreotypists;
Who in Oslo Would Want a Picture of Theodore Parker;
The Inconstant Daguerreotype "Proud of the Result of my Labor." Frederick DeBourg Richard (1822-1903);
The Collection of Southworth and Hawes Daguerreotypes at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston;
"...A Plesant Employment for Ladies...";
"Where Were You last Night at Twelve": A Judicial Skerch.
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