Introduction
1	Introduction to art and photography
2	Photography as an influence on art
Artists and photographers
3	Artists at work
4	The encounters between the London Daguerreotypist John Jabez Mayall and the artist John Turner (1847-1849)
5	John Thomson: A Chinese portrait artist, Hong Kong
6	Nineteenth century Japanese artists and colourists
7	Honoré Daumier: Prints and cartoons
8	Edward Linley Sambourne: Photographs as a source for cartoons and illustrations
9	How artists have portrayed lanternists, photographers and photography
10	Photographers and photography in Japan depicted in art
Grids
11	Using grids to create art
Drawing and optical devices
12	Drawing and optical devices
13	Camera lucida: Design and use
14	The camera lucida
15	Camera obscura: Design and use
16	Portable camera obscura
Cliché-verre
17	Cliché verre
Associating photography with the arts
18	Cartes de visite: Backs: Graphics that place photography with the arts
19	Cabinet cards: Backs: Graphics that place photography with the arts
Publications that did, or said they did, use daguerreotypes as the basis for their illustrations
20	The influence of the daguerreotype upon art
21	Paris et ses Environs Reproduits par le Daguerrotype, Sous la Direction de M. Ch. Philipon (Paris: Chez Aubert et Cie, 1840)
22	Noël Marie Paymal Lerebours: Excursions daguerriennes : vues et monuments les plus remarquables du globe (1842)
23	Adolphe Duperly: Daguerian Excursions in Jamaica (ca 1844)
24	Bruges, ses Monuments et ses Tableaux, edited by Daveluy (Bruges, Daveluy, 1855)
Using photography to copy two dimensional artworks
25	Joseph Nicéphore Niépce: Cardinal d'Amboise
26	Photographing art: Works on paper and canvas
27	William Sterling: Annals of the Artists of Spain (1848)
28	Charles Piazzi Smyth: Notice of an Illuminated Vellum Manuscript
29	Early photographs of American Folk Art from the David A. Schorsch collection
Printing works for photographic reproductions
30	Louis-Désiré Blanquart-Evrard: reproductions of works of art
31	Adolphe Braun - A Continental Printing Establishment (1874)
Microphotographs of art
32	Art and microphotographs
Copyright of photographs of artworks
33	International Copyright of Photographs - Messrs. Braun and Co. (17 August 1888)
34	International Copyright of Photographs - Messrs. Braun and Co. (24 August 1888)
35	International Copyright of Photographs - Judgement - Messrs. Braun and Co. (21 September 1888)
Photographic art
36	Cartes de visite: Art
Photographing sculpture
37	Photographing art: Sculpture
Use of photography as an aid to art
38	Hill & Adamson: Disruption of the Church of Scotland (1843)
39	Oil paintings by Gustave Courbet based upon photographs
40	Julien Vallou de Villeneuve: Étude d'après nature, modèle pour Les Baigneuses
41	Alphonse Marie Mucha: Artist studies - Académies
42	Académies and the use of artist studies of models to assist artists
43	Artistic studies of nude women
44	Eugène Durieu: Artist studies - Académies
45	Vincenzo Galdi: Artist studies - Académies
46	Artistic studies of nude men
47	Jacques de Lalaing: Using photographs to create art
48	Giraudon's artist: Rural studies
49	Combining a daguerreotype with a miniature to create a painting (1848)
Painting on photographs
50	Introduction to painting on photographs
Visual connections between art and photography
51	Paintings and prints based on photographs or vice versa
52	Photographs based on known paintings
53	Painted photographs by known artists
54	Aestheticism
55	Thomas Eakins: The Swimming Hole
56	Edgar Degas: After the Bath
57	Georg Hendrik Breitner: Using photography as an aid to painting
58	Photographs that are stylistically similar to paintings
59	Dora Maar: Photo Report of the Evolution of Guernica (May - June 1937)
60	Saul Leiter: Painted nudes
61	Neil Folberg: The French Impressionists
62	Robert Weingarten: Palettes (2004-2008)
Portraiture and art
63	The "artistic" portrait
64	Julia Margaret Cameron (1815-1879): Portraits
65	Oscar Gustave Rejlander: Two Ways of Life
66	Mimicing art within Pictorialism
Paints in tubes
67	Preserving paint in collapsible tubes
The connections between photography and landscape art
68	Paintings and prints based upon paintings or vice versa - The road to Chailly (Forests of Fontainebleau)
69	Paintings and prints based upon photographs or vice versa - The Bodmer Oak (Forests of Fontainebleau)
Using Autochromes for early colour art photography
70	Autochromes: Art
Artists of the twentieth century and photography
71	Salvador Dali (1904-1989)
72	Photographers who have taken portrait series on artists
Photography as a means of documenting art
73	Land art
74	Conceptual photography
75	Performance art
Looking at art
76	Looking at art
Exhibitions
77	Exhibitions on the relationships between art and photography
Conclusions
78	Conclusions to art and photography

Giuseppe Alinari (1836-1890), Leopoldo Alinari (1832-1865), Domenico Anderson (1854-1938), Peter Beard (1938-), Josef von Berres, Robert Bingham (1824-1870), Bisson frères, Charles Bodmer (1809-1893), Achille Bonnuit, Frank Brangwyn (1867-1956), Georg Hendrik Breitner (1857-1923), Leonida Caldesi (1823-1891), François-Rupert Carabin (1862-1932), Eugenio Cisterna (1862-1933), Chuck Close (1940-2021), Alvin Langdon Coburn (1882-1966), Calum Colvin, Thomas Demand (1964-), John Dugdale (1960-), Earle & Hawley , Alfred Ehrhardt (1901-1984), Peter Henry Emerson (1856-1936), Robert Farber, Bernard Faucon (1950-), Neil Folberg (1950-), Franco Fontana (1933-), Pablo Genovés (1959-), Paolo Gioli (1942-), Claus Goedicke (1966-), Hisaji Hara (1964-), Peter Hujar (1934-1987), Gertrude Käsebier (1852-1934), Ouka Lele (1957-), Alois Löcherer (1815-1862), Gustave Marissiaux (1872-1929), Barbara Morgan (1900-1992), Yasumasa Morimura (1951-), Alphonse Marie Mucha (1860-1939), Richard Pousette-Dart (1916-1992), Oscar Gustave Rejlander (1813-1875), Henry Peach Robinson (1830-1901), Georges Rousse (1947-), John Ruskin (1819-1900), Edward Linley Sambourne (1844-1910), Andres Serrano, Charles Sheeler (1883-1965), Cindy Sherman (1954-), Sandy Skoglund (1946-), Edward Steichen (1879-1973), Alfred Stieglitz (1864-1946), Clare Strand (1973-), Paul Strand (1890-1976), Stephen Thompson, Patrick Tosani (1954-), Horace Vernet (1789-1863), Andy Warhol (1928-1987), Boyd Webb (1947-), Isaac Augustus Wetherby (1819-1904), François Willème (1830-1905), Neil S. Winokur (1945-), David Wilkie Wynfield (1837-1887)