Unidentified photographer, Genushe (animal post-mortem), 1845-1846 (ca), Daguerreotype, 1/6 plate, Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Gift of the Hall Family Foundation, © Nelson Gallery Foundation, LL/58133 | Fauna ContentsIntroduction | 977.01 | Introduction to fauna and the animal kingdom | 977.02 | Trophies and hung game | 977.03 | Different ways of seeing animals | 977.04 | Animals in the wild | 977.05 | The genius of animal photography | 977.06 | Smithsonian National Zoo - Contemporary photography | Photographers | 977.07 | Henry Fox Talbot: Animal photographs | 977.08 | John Dillwyn LLewelyn and his stuffed animals | 977.09 | Adolphe Braun: Cows and oxen | 977.10 | Eadweard Muybridge: Animals in motion | 977.11 | Diverse perspectives on animals | Animals as photographic props | 977.12 | Props, accessories and novelties: Horses | 977.13 | Props, accessories and novelties: Elephants | Conclusions | 977.14 | Animals conclusions |
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