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

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

2. 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.

3. digitalcollections.nypl.org › collectionsCollection of photographs of New York City, 1931-1942

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   Several hundred prints and photographs offering the complete content of a wide range of selected image collections and illustrated monographs: Hudson River mansions, including Washington Irving's home and vicinity in the 1860s; street views by Alice Austen from 1896; a panorama of Fifth Avenue from 1911, and more.

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   It was natural for the founding libraries and benefactors of NYPL to collect local and regional pictorial publications, a fact that explains the strength of 19th- and early 20th-century books picturing New York City and vicinity in the Library's holdings. In addition, Library staff actively sought to supplement books with original archival material...

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   Butler, Joseph T. Washington Irving's Sunnyside(c1974). Gray, Christopher, ed. Fifth Avenue, 1911, from start to finish in historic block-by-block photographs (c1994). Hanson, David A. "A.A. Turner, American photolithographer" History of photography10 (July/Sept 1986): 193-211 Lynch, Virginia. Washington Irving footprints (1922). Novotny, Ann. Alic...

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4. secretnyc.co › look-oldest-photographs-new-york-cityA Look At Some Of The Oldest Photographs Of New York City

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   Nov 29, 2018 · The oldest known photograph of New York City is a daguerrotype—a common early photo process used to make images publicly available—which is believed to have been taken in 1848. It may be hard to imagine, but the photo depicts a home on a hill in the Upper West Side!

5. digitalcollections.nypl.org › collectionsCollection of photographs of New York City - NYPL Digital ...

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   Several hundred prints and photographs offering the complete content of a wide range of selected image collections and illustrated monographs: Hudson River mansions, including Washington Irving's home and vicinity in the 1860s; street views by Alice Austen from 1896; a panorama of Fifth Avenue from 1911, and more.

6. dp.la › early-photographyEarly Photography | DPLA - Digital Public Library of America

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   Early Photography. The camera [cigarette card]. Courtesy of The New York Public Library. Early cameras were cumbersome, costly, and often required specialist knowledge of the devices and developing chemicals to use them correctly.

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   What is the oldest known photograph of NYC?

   • The oldest known photograph of NYC is believed to have been taken sometime between 1848 and 1853 of lower Manhattan’s Chatham Street. Prior to this discovery, this photo was the oldest known. One brand, OldNYC, decided to map all of the city’s oldest photos pulled from the New York Public Library.

   A Look At Some Of The Oldest Photographs Of New York City

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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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   How can NYPL contribute to a web of data?

   • When used in the cataloging of materials, these identifiers begin to form a web of data across institutions. In the future, as NYPL’s linked data program grows, we hope to contribute to this web of data by publishing our own identifiers and RDF data for the entities found in PIC, especially for those not found in other authorities.

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8. www.magnumphotos.com › arts-culture › ernst-haasErnst Haas’ Early Color Images of New York | Magnum Photos

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   Four Magnum Photographers Interpret the Theme “Connection”. In an extract from the book ‘Ernst Haas: Letters & Stories,’ Inge Bondi tells the story behind the photographer's first color assignment in New York in the early 1950s.