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1. pic.nypl.orgPIC - Photographers’ Identities Catalog

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   Photographers’ Identities Catalog (PIC) is an experimental interface to a collection of biographical data describing photographers, studios, manufacturers, and others involved in the production of photographic images.

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     Format includes such common 19th and early 20th century...

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     330292 Aerial Photographers of New England (American, active...

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     PROJECTS Photographers' Identities Catalog (PIC) A...

2. www.nypl.org › sites › defaultPhotographers in The New York Public Library’s Photography ...

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   Photographers in The New York Public Library’s Photography Collection The following is a list of photographers whose work is represented in The New York Public Library’s Photography Collection. This list currently includes the names of more than 5,500 photographers. Click here to jump to a letter:

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3. rps.org › researching-historical-photographersResearching Historical Photographers - Royal Photographic Society

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   Sep 21, 2013 · Many people wish to research historical photographers. Perhaps you are tracing your family history, a distant relative was photographer or you are trying to date an old photograph you have. The following relate mostly to photographers and concentrate on photographic resources.

4. archives.nypl.org › mss › 460archives.nypl.org -- Camera Club of New York records

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   Oct 11, 2021 · The new organization, renamed Camera Club of New York, would eventually become the world leader in championing the cause of photography as an art in its own right. Two early amateurs who joined camera clubs in the 1880's were Robert Bracklow and W. Townsend Colbron.

5. digitalcollections.nypl.org › collections › fifthFifth Avenue, New York, from start to finish - NYPL Digital ...

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   Fifth Avenue, the street that became the social and cultural spine of New York's elite, first appeared on the Commissioners' Map of 1811. At that time, it was merely a country road to Yorkville (then just a tiny self-contained village), but in the proposed grid plan it would be a grand boulevard.

6. archive.nytimes.com › lens › 2017The Hidden History of Photography and New York

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   Feb 22, 2017 · Morse’s early introduction to the daguerreotype was just the first of many firsts that New Yorkers claim in the medium’s nascent history. New York City was not only the birthplace of...

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   How did calotype photography start in New York?

   • In New York, meanwhile, early landscapes were rare, and largely made on paper. Victor Prevost, a Frenchman who studied the calotype process with the photographer Gustave LeGray, opened a commercial studio at 627 Broadway in the early 1850s and began methodically photographing prominent city buildings and streets on sensitized wax paper.

   The Hidden History of Photography and New York

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   Why was New York City important to photography?

   • New York City was not only the birthplace of American photography, but also the setting for some of its most substantial early commercial and technological developments. Just a few months after Morse’s visit, European newspapers bearing detailed descriptions of Daguerre’s process reached New York City by boat.

   The Hidden History of Photography and New York

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   What is a good Encyclopaedia of 19th century photography?

   • A cumulative index covering issues 1-53 (1994) was published in September 1994 and can be a good checklist and starting point for names or topics. John Hannavy (ed), Encyclopedia of Nineteenth Century Photography, two volumes, (Routledge, 2008).

   Researching Historical Photographers - Royal Photographic Society

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   Who were the Professional Photographers of 1840-1940?

   • Gillian Jones, Lancashire Professional Photographers 1840-1940, (PhotoResearch, 2004) W. A. Maguire, A Century in Focus, Photography and Photographers in the North of Ireland 1839-1939, (The Blackstaff Press, 2000) Raymond V. Turley, Isle of Wight Photographers 1840-1940, (University of Southampton Libraries, 2001) Peter E Palmquist, Photographers.

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   Who is a photographer on Pic?

   • PIC has information on more than 110,000 photographers and studios, and it's growing daily. So spin the globe & have a look around. You might find world traveling photographers like Chester Burger and Kay Simmon Blumberg, photographers at the North or South Pole, or even in outer space! Try it! I’m a photographer. Can I be listed in PIC?

   PIC - Photographers’ Identities Catalog - New York Public Library

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8. broadway.library.sc.edu › content › abraham-bogardusAbraham Bogardus | Broadway Photographs

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   In the wake of the Civil War, Bogardus' fame, due primarily to the success of the cdv, earned him election as the first president of the National Photographic Association in 1869, a position he held until 1875. Of the early portrait photographers who enjoyed popularity in New York, Bogardus had the least acquaintance with drawing and painting.