| Information requests | |
| 1 | Improving content on life stages |
| Introduction | |
| 2 | Introduction to the photography of death |
| Examples | |
| 3 | Nineteenth century post-mortem and memento mori |
| 4 | Post-mortem and memento mori photographs of babies and children |
| 5 | Daguerreotypes: Post-mortem portraits |
| 6 | Cartes de visite: Post-mortem portraits |
| 7 | Cartes de visite: Memorial portraits |
| 8 | Cabinet cards: Post-mortem and memorial portraits |
| Marketing death | |
| 9 | Marketing: Root's Daguerrean Gallery (1853) |
| Floral rememberances | |
| 10 | Floral memorials and floral wreaths |
| Funerals | |
| 11 | Funerals |
| Graveyards, cemeteries, gravestones and memorials | |
| 12 | Graveyards, cemeteries, gravestones and memorials |
| Catacombs | |
| 13 | Catacombs |
| Mourning clothing | |
| 14 | Mourning clothing |
| Photographers | |
| 15 | Sumner & Son (Northfield): The Aftermath of the Northfield Raid (1876) |
| 16 | Giorgio Sommer: The ash-covered remains from Pompeii |
| 17 | François Aubert and others: The execution of Emperor Maximilian |
| 18 | Nadar: Catacombs and subterranean Paris (1860s) |
| Reminiscences of photographing the dead | |
| 19 | Ghastly Photographic Experiences (1882) |
| Spirit photography | |
| 20 | Abraham Lincoln as a returning spirit |
| Death and remembrance | |
| 21 | Death and remembrance during the First World War (1914-1918) |
| The dead | |
| 22 | Lieutenant Colonel Henry Clay, Jr. (1847) |
| 23 | John Reekie: Collecting Remains of the Dead |
| 24 | Victims of the Khodinsky Plain panic, Coronation Week, Moscow, Russia (1896) |
| 25 | Nazi suicides in Leipzig, Germany (1945) |
| 26 | Robert Wiles: Evelyn McHale after her suicide leap from the Empire State Building (1 May 1947) |
| 27 | Ronald Haeberle: The My Lai Massacre (16 March 1968) |
| 28 | Walter Schels: Life before Death |
| The dead as artistic explorations | |
| 29 | Andreas Serrano: Morgue (1992) |
| 30 | Jack Burman: The Dead |
| 31 | Frank Rodick: Portraits (2012) |
| Information requests | |
| 1 | Improving content on life stages |
| Introduction | |
| 2 | Introduction to the photography of death |
| Examples | |
| 3 | Nineteenth century post-mortem and memento mori |
| 4 | Post-mortem and memento mori photographs of babies and children |
| 5 | Daguerreotypes: Post-mortem portraits |
| 6 | Cartes de visite: Post-mortem portraits |
| 7 | Cartes de visite: Memorial portraits |
| 8 | Cabinet cards: Post-mortem and memorial portraits |
| Marketing death | |
| 9 | Marketing: Root's Daguerrean Gallery (1853) |
| Floral rememberances | |
| 10 | Floral memorials and floral wreaths |
| Funerals | |
| 11 | Funerals |
| Graveyards, cemeteries, gravestones and memorials | |
| 12 | Graveyards, cemeteries, gravestones and memorials |
| Catacombs | |
| 13 | Catacombs |
| Mourning clothing | |
| 14 | Mourning clothing |
| Photographers | |
| 15 | Sumner & Son (Northfield): The Aftermath of the Northfield Raid (1876) |
| 16 | Giorgio Sommer: The ash-covered remains from Pompeii |
| 17 | François Aubert and others: The execution of Emperor Maximilian |
| 18 | Nadar: Catacombs and subterranean Paris (1860s) |
| Reminiscences of photographing the dead | |
| 19 | Ghastly Photographic Experiences (1882) |
| Spirit photography | |
| 20 | Abraham Lincoln as a returning spirit |
| Death and remembrance | |
| 21 | Death and remembrance during the First World War (1914-1918) |
| The dead | |
| 22 | Lieutenant Colonel Henry Clay, Jr. (1847) |
| 23 | John Reekie: Collecting Remains of the Dead |
| 24 | Victims of the Khodinsky Plain panic, Coronation Week, Moscow, Russia (1896) |
| 25 | Nazi suicides in Leipzig, Germany (1945) |
| 26 | Robert Wiles: Evelyn McHale after her suicide leap from the Empire State Building (1 May 1947) |
| 27 | Ronald Haeberle: The My Lai Massacre (16 March 1968) |
| 28 | Walter Schels: Life before Death |
| The dead as artistic explorations | |
| 29 | Andreas Serrano: Morgue (1992) |
| 30 | Jack Burman: The Dead |
| 31 | Frank Rodick: Portraits (2012) |
