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Contents
Introduction
1Introduction to photographically illustrated narratives
Types of narratives
2Using photographs to illustrate narratives: Mythological
3Using photographs to illustrate narratives: Arthurian
4Using photographs to illustrate narratives: Historical
5Using photographs to illustrate narratives: Shakespearean
6Using photographs to illustrate narratives: Dickensian
Types of narratives: Christian
7Using photographs to illustrate narratives: Christian
8Introduction to stereoviews illustrating the Bible
9EH: La Bible Illustrée [Series, stereoview tissues]
10LL: L'Ancien Testament [Series]
11BK: La Vie de Jesus [Series]
12BK: L'Evangile Illustre [Series]
13Armand Noyer: Vie du Christ (Life of Christ) [Series]
14SIP: Bible
15Stereoviews: Diableries
Photographers
16Hill & Adamson: Narrative sequence - In pensive mood (1845)
17Henry Peach Robinson: Little Red Riding Hood
18C. Eckenrath: Hansel & Gretel
19Francis Frith: Illustrations for Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's Hyperion (1865)
20Duane Michels: The Spirit Leaves the Body (1968)
Fotonovelas
21Introduction to Fotonovelas
22Maggie Taylor: Almost Alice
Thesaurus
Narratives
 
Themes
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      Narratives

See also
 
Authors, playwrights and poets
Literature
Poetry
Sequences and series

Related topics
 
Narratives
Poetry
Photographers
Thomas Annan (1829-1887), Fred Boissonnas (1858-1946), Michael Burr (1826-1912), Julia Margaret Cameron (1815-1879), James Elliott, Louis Alfred Habert (1824-1893), Abelardo Morell (1948-), William Lake Price (1810-1896), Henry Peach Robinson (1830-1901), Alfred Silvester (1831-1886), Carl Stockmann, F.G. Weller, Clarence H. White (1871-1925), George Washington Wilson (1823-1893)
     
   
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Introduction
1Introduction to photographically illustrated narratives
Types of narratives
2Using photographs to illustrate narratives: Mythological
3Using photographs to illustrate narratives: Arthurian
4Using photographs to illustrate narratives: Historical
5Using photographs to illustrate narratives: Shakespearean
6Using photographs to illustrate narratives: Dickensian
Types of narratives: Christian
7Using photographs to illustrate narratives: Christian
8Introduction to stereoviews illustrating the Bible
9EH: La Bible Illustrée [Series, stereoview tissues]
10LL: L'Ancien Testament [Series]
11BK: La Vie de Jesus [Series]
12BK: L'Evangile Illustre [Series]
13Armand Noyer: Vie du Christ (Life of Christ) [Series]
14SIP: Bible
15Stereoviews: Diableries
Photographers
16Hill & Adamson: Narrative sequence - In pensive mood (1845)
17Henry Peach Robinson: Little Red Riding Hood
18C. Eckenrath: Hansel & Gretel
19Francis Frith: Illustrations for Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's Hyperion (1865)
20Duane Michels: The Spirit Leaves the Body (1968)
Fotonovelas
21Introduction to Fotonovelas
22Maggie Taylor: Almost Alice
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