Fakes, forgeries, altering photographs and intention | |
1 | Fakes, forgeries and deception |
Combining different works to create a painting | |
2 | Combining a daguerreotype with a miniature to create a painting (1848) |
Altering and combining negatives | |
3 | George N. Barnard: Rebel Works in front of Atlanta |
4 | Gustave Le Gray: Combination prints |
5 | Dmitri Constantine: Temple of Olympian Zeus, Athens |
6 | Felice Beato: Indian Mutiny (1858) - Mutineers hanged |
Mirrors and multiple exposures | |
7 | Albumen prints: Multiple exposures |
8 | Cartes de visite: Multiple exposures |
9 | Abraham Lincoln as a returning spirit |
10 | Ranger & Austen: Clairvoyant Medical Examinations - Buffum & Cleveland |
11 | Cabinet cards: Multiple exposures |
12 | Tintypes: Multiple exposures |
13 | Real photo postcards: Multiple exposures |
14 | Gelatin silver prints: Multiple exposures |
15 | Cottingley Fairies |
16 | William H. Mumler: Spirit photography |
17 | P.T. Barnum: Spiritual Photography (1866) |
18 | William Hope: Spirit photography and séances |
19 | Richard Boursnell & J. Evans Sterling (London Spiritualists): Spirit photographs |
20 | Miss Houghton: Chronicles of the Photographs of Spiritual Beings and Phenomena Invisible to the Material Eye (1882) |
Exaggeration photo postcards | |
21 | William H. Martin: Exaggeration photo postcards |
22 | Henry M. Beach: Exaggeration photo postcards |
Improving a photograph | |
23 | Arthur Rothstein: Cow skull in the Badlands |
24 | The alteration of the truth in Soviet Russia |
25 | Press photographs with paint or instructions |
Questionable prints | |
26 | Lewis W. Hine: Power house mechanic working on steam pump |
Themes - War | |
27 | Faking war photographs |
28 | Boer War (1899-1902): Fabrications |
29 | Photographic fabrications of the First World War |
30 | Mrs. Gladys Maud Cockburn-Lange and her faked First World War dogfight photographs |
31 | Justification for the Iraq War (2003-2011) |
Conclusions | |
32 | Conclusions to fakes, forgeries and deception |
Fakes, forgeries, altering photographs and intention | |
1 | Fakes, forgeries and deception |
Combining different works to create a painting | |
2 | Combining a daguerreotype with a miniature to create a painting (1848) |
Altering and combining negatives | |
3 | George N. Barnard: Rebel Works in front of Atlanta |
4 | Gustave Le Gray: Combination prints |
5 | Dmitri Constantine: Temple of Olympian Zeus, Athens |
6 | Felice Beato: Indian Mutiny (1858) - Mutineers hanged |
Mirrors and multiple exposures | |
7 | Albumen prints: Multiple exposures |
8 | Cartes de visite: Multiple exposures |
9 | Abraham Lincoln as a returning spirit |
10 | Ranger & Austen: Clairvoyant Medical Examinations - Buffum & Cleveland |
11 | Cabinet cards: Multiple exposures |
12 | Tintypes: Multiple exposures |
13 | Real photo postcards: Multiple exposures |
14 | Gelatin silver prints: Multiple exposures |
15 | Cottingley Fairies |
16 | William H. Mumler: Spirit photography |
17 | P.T. Barnum: Spiritual Photography (1866) |
18 | William Hope: Spirit photography and séances |
19 | Richard Boursnell & J. Evans Sterling (London Spiritualists): Spirit photographs |
20 | Miss Houghton: Chronicles of the Photographs of Spiritual Beings and Phenomena Invisible to the Material Eye (1882) |
Exaggeration photo postcards | |
21 | William H. Martin: Exaggeration photo postcards |
22 | Henry M. Beach: Exaggeration photo postcards |
Improving a photograph | |
23 | Arthur Rothstein: Cow skull in the Badlands |
24 | The alteration of the truth in Soviet Russia |
25 | Press photographs with paint or instructions |
Questionable prints | |
26 | Lewis W. Hine: Power house mechanic working on steam pump |
Themes - War | |
27 | Faking war photographs |
28 | Boer War (1899-1902): Fabrications |
29 | Photographic fabrications of the First World War |
30 | Mrs. Gladys Maud Cockburn-Lange and her faked First World War dogfight photographs |
31 | Justification for the Iraq War (2003-2011) |
Conclusions | |
32 | Conclusions to fakes, forgeries and deception |