Introduction | |
1 | Illustrated fiction and poetry |
Authors, poets and playwrights | |
2 | Authors |
3 | Poets |
4 | Alfred Tennyson |
Narratives | |
5 | Introduction to photographically illustrated narratives |
6 | Using photographs to illustrate narratives: Biblical |
7 | Using photographs to illustrate narratives: Mythological |
8 | Using photographs to illustrate narratives: Arthurian |
9 | Using photographs to illustrate narratives: Historical |
10 | Using photographs to illustrate narratives: Shakespearean |
11 | Meade Brothers Studio: Seven Ages of Man (ca 1860) |
12 | Using photographs to illustrate narratives: Dickensian |
13 | Henry Peach Robinson: Little Red Riding Hood |
14 | C. Eckenrath: Hansel & Gretel |
15 | Francis Frith: Illustrations for Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's Hyperion (1865) |
16 | SIP: Le Tour du Monde en 80 Jours [Series] |
Poetry | |
17 | Adelaide Hanscom Leeson: Sonnets from the Portuguese (ca. 1916) |
18 | Man Ray: 1929 |
19 | Martin Chambi: Peru - Macchu Picchu |
Poetry (of a sort...) | |
20 | Introduction to poetry related to photography |
21 | Photographic Phenomena, or the new school of portrait painting (1842) |
22 | Marketing: Root's Daguerrean Gallery (1853) |
23 | Introduction to the carte de visite album |
24 | Lillian E. Curtis: The Lost Photograph (1874) |
25 | C. G. Blatt's Photographic Emporium, Bernville, PA (1870s) |
26 | William D. Jackson, Sr.: Trade card from Waco, Texas (1880-1900) |
27 | To My Sweetheart's Kodak (1890) |
Books for children | |
28 | Books for children |
Fiction and the reality of travel | |
29 | Jules Verne: Around the World in Eighty Days - What would Phileas Fogg and Passepartout have seen in 1872? |
References to photography in popular literature | |
30 | Photograph albums in popular literature |
Contemporary use of photography in literature | |
31 | The contemporary photographically illustrated novel |
Introduction | |
1 | Illustrated fiction and poetry |
Authors, poets and playwrights | |
2 | Authors |
3 | Poets |
4 | Alfred Tennyson |
Narratives | |
5 | Introduction to photographically illustrated narratives |
6 | Using photographs to illustrate narratives: Biblical |
7 | Using photographs to illustrate narratives: Mythological |
8 | Using photographs to illustrate narratives: Arthurian |
9 | Using photographs to illustrate narratives: Historical |
10 | Using photographs to illustrate narratives: Shakespearean |
11 | Meade Brothers Studio: Seven Ages of Man (ca 1860) |
12 | Using photographs to illustrate narratives: Dickensian |
13 | Henry Peach Robinson: Little Red Riding Hood |
14 | C. Eckenrath: Hansel & Gretel |
15 | Francis Frith: Illustrations for Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's Hyperion (1865) |
16 | SIP: Le Tour du Monde en 80 Jours [Series] |
Poetry | |
17 | Adelaide Hanscom Leeson: Sonnets from the Portuguese (ca. 1916) |
18 | Man Ray: 1929 |
19 | Martin Chambi: Peru - Macchu Picchu |
Poetry (of a sort...) | |
20 | Introduction to poetry related to photography |
21 | Photographic Phenomena, or the new school of portrait painting (1842) |
22 | Marketing: Root's Daguerrean Gallery (1853) |
23 | Introduction to the carte de visite album |
24 | Lillian E. Curtis: The Lost Photograph (1874) |
25 | C. G. Blatt's Photographic Emporium, Bernville, PA (1870s) |
26 | William D. Jackson, Sr.: Trade card from Waco, Texas (1880-1900) |
27 | To My Sweetheart's Kodak (1890) |
Books for children | |
28 | Books for children |
Fiction and the reality of travel | |
29 | Jules Verne: Around the World in Eighty Days - What would Phileas Fogg and Passepartout have seen in 1872? |
References to photography in popular literature | |
30 | Photograph albums in popular literature |
Contemporary use of photography in literature | |
31 | The contemporary photographically illustrated novel |